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The Captain and I watch a lot of food shows, including the barbecue cookoff competitions, and we drool over the amazing barbecue those guys turn out. We’re especially impressed by the brisket, because the brisket on TV always looks so juicy and delish.
The Captain has been trying to make brisket in his smoker for a while now but it always seemed to come out a bit dry. He tried again this past weekend and I think he’s made his best brisket yet! (He thinks it’s still a bit dry, so maybe my expectations aren’t quite as high.)
I seriously loved his brisket. The meat has a nice smoke ring and I thought it was really tender and juicy.
Any of you use the smoker to make brisket? Any tips or advice?
The Captain has been trying to make brisket in his smoker for a while now but it always seemed to come out a bit dry. He tried again this past weekend and I think he’s made his best brisket yet! (He thinks it’s still a bit dry, so maybe my expectations aren’t quite as high.)
I seriously loved his brisket. The meat has a nice smoke ring and I thought it was really tender and juicy.
Any of you use the smoker to make brisket? Any tips or advice?
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