SDSBBQ – Slicing Whole Briskets For a Catered Event and To Be Weighed for Deliveries!


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Here is a detailed walk through of me getting brisket sliced up not only for a catered event but also for a few small orders to be delivered. Join the Patreon Team …

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  1. El Mario
    El Mario says:

    Great slicing tips. The way you separated the point and flat is gonna be helpful on my next cook. New to your channel. Look forward to looking through your other videos.

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  2. runninglow9SS
    runninglow9SS says:

    I cooked my very FIRST brisket ever on my WSM [still waiting for my Shirley Fab] Sunday. It came out great—I went at about 250 for 10 hours on a 15 lb brisket. I wrapped it for the last 2 hours in foil. Took it off and put in my Yeti (wrapped in a towel for an hour) It came out awesome. I used Worcestershire sauce, beef broth and Guinness to spritz every 45 min or so. I say all this to also say your channel (as well as a few others) are VERY informative and helpful.

    a. is there a difference in the quality of briskets…low grade versus high grade? In other words is it worth it from a quality standpoint to spend the extra money?
    b. is there a huge difference between wrapping in butcher paper versus foil?

    Again…thanks brother

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  3. BIG STEVE'S SMOKEM & CHOKEM BBQ
    BIG STEVE'S SMOKEM & CHOKEM BBQ says:

    Thx sir for the information. For a good while I thought I was doing something wrong, when I would slice the brisket it seemed dry. It wasn't dry it needed to be warmer for slicing. Do you think it would help if you separated the 2 muscles before foiling?this way they both can sit in the juice. Just a thought.

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  4. Mark N
    Mark N says:

    Dash, I want to get clear in my mind your cutting technique. You push the blade away from you to get through the bark. Then pull the blade toward you cutting the meat in a single slice. Good video.

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