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Brisket can be an intimidating piece of meat, even for BBQ veterans. It requires a lot of prep work, some trimming, and a lot of trial and error. Don’t worry, we’ll walk you through the process, step-by-step.
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Any tough fat, also called silverskin, that’s left on during the cook will make your brisket tough. No one likes tough brisket! Trimming off additional excess soft fat is a matter of personal preference, so you do you.
You don’t have to wrap your brisket to get expert flavor, but it is a good way to help the cooking process stay consistent and go a little faster. If you’ve got time, or just prefer to let it cook, you can skip the wrap. No matter what you choose, don’t forget to go heavy on the seasoning to balance that rich, buttery flavor.
The process is relatively the same, but you’re not going to get the natural smoke flavor from the oven. That said, even a brisket made in the oven can be a winner. Just make sure you’re thoughtful about seasonings – and don’t skip the injection!
Like most other meats in the world of BBQ, it’s all about the final internal temperature. For brisket, that’s between 195°F and 205°F or until it’s probe-tender.
Nope. Brisket is a big cut of meat, and it can handle a lot of seasoning. Don’t be afraid to mix injections with rubs for a truly flavorful meal.
You don’t have to use a brisket injection, but it is generally a good idea. Injecting helps lock in flavor and moisture from the very start.
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