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Dunit35 07-02-2018 12:21 PM

Has anyone smoked a brisket from Mexico? Local store had them for $1.99/lb. thought I’d give one a shot. Only out $20 if it’s awful.

It’s 10.5lbs. I’m concerned with it drying out. I bought some beef broth for an injection. Would the salt content dry it out? I’m going to wrap it to help it as well.

Fire Me Boy! 07-02-2018 12:23 PM

What are you Smoking/Grilling/BBQ'ing this weekend?
 
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Originally Posted by Dunit35 (Post 13613473)
Has anyone smoked a brisket from Mexico? Local store had them for $1.99/lb. thought I’d give one a shot. Only out $20 if it’s awful.



It’s 10.5lbs. I’m concerned with it drying out. I bought some beef broth for an injection. Would the salt content dry it out? I’m going to wrap it to help it as well.



Do a dry brine a couple days before hand. Salt it well and let it sit. The salt will get back into the meat and season it, but will also help it retain moisture.

Dunit35 07-02-2018 12:45 PM

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Do a dry brine a couple days before hand. Salt it well and let it sit. The salt will get back into the meat and season it, but will also help it retain moisture.

I won’t be able to dry brine it as I’m smoking it tomorrow early morning. I was going to inject it with the beef broth and rub this evening. Season the outside and let it sit 5-6 hours before putting it on the smoker. I should’ve done all that this morning but wasn’t thinking about it.

I’m going to wrap it at some point. I’m not really sure when. Maybe when it hits 160? I saw a guy put a pan of water inside his smoker to help it with retaining moisture as well.

You think it’d take around 10 hrs to cook 10.5lbs?

gblowfish 07-02-2018 01:02 PM

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I'm on vacation this week. Today I'm smoking a couple pork tenderloins, turkey breast, beans with bacon and onions and some mexican pork chili. Yum....

Dunit35 07-03-2018 03:45 PM

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Trimmed off some of the fat and woke up at 530 this morning. Brisket went on the Traeger at 615 and It hit 195 at 230. It was done as I could prob through it easily. Let it rest for 1.5 hours. I decided to try burnt ends as well. I don’t think I separated the point/flat correctly. The brisket looks like it has a small smoke ring (using an Amaze N tube smoker). It tastes fine and isn’t super tough. Well worth the $23 brisket and okay for my first try.

srvy 07-03-2018 05:12 PM

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Trimmed off some of the fat and woke up at 530 this morning. Brisket went on the Traeger at 615 and It hit 195 at 230. It was done as I could prob through it easily. Let it rest for 1.5 hours. I decided to try burnt ends as well. I don’t think I separated the point/flat correctly. The brisket looks like it has a small smoke ring (using an Amaze N tube smoker). It tastes fine and isn’t super tough. Well worth the $23 brisket and okay for my first try.

Looks good Dunit35 we where an hour difference as I smoked a brisket flat in the camp chef pellet also.

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BryanBusby 07-03-2018 05:17 PM

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Couldn't find any brisket readily available, so did a small roast instead. Wish I would have found a brisket instead, but it was ok.

srvy 07-03-2018 05:29 PM

So after the excitement of this morning I smoked a trial brisket fat 1st time in pellet grill. I wanted to see how it did on a 5 lb flat.

Got it on at 7 am and pulled at 203* 5 pm. Temp on the pellet smoker was 220* on average. Just used a Dalmatian rub no foil crutch or mop and mist.

Came out moist and tender but just don't get as good smoke flavor as WSM.

I also was smokeing a 8 lb pork butt. I got it to 165 when my alarm for low heat on Maverick went off. Its dropping pellets but not burning them. I'll Finnish it off in oven but fear the burner tube is toast all other trouble shooting checks out.



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Dunit35 07-03-2018 05:52 PM

My burnt ends were moist but the sliced was dry. Don’t know what else I could do. I injected beef broth, sprayed a few times, and wrapped for three hours.

Fire Me Boy! 07-03-2018 05:55 PM

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My burnt ends were moist but the sliced was dry. Don’t know what else I could do. I injected beef broth, sprayed a few times, and wrapped for three hours.



Salt it well beforehand. Salt will help it retain moisture.

Dunit35 07-03-2018 05:57 PM

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Salt it well beforehand. Salt will help it retain moisture.

Yeah, I’ll have to take your method next time. Do it a couple days before hand instead of eight hours before.

BryanBusby 07-03-2018 06:00 PM

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My burnt ends were moist but the sliced was dry. Don’t know what else I could do. I injected beef broth, sprayed a few times, and wrapped for three hours.

Brisket dries out pretty dang quick once it's sliced, so I'd reccomend slicing on demand.

Did you let it rest wrapped tight in a cooler for hours?

GloryDayz 07-03-2018 06:10 PM

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Trimmed off some of the fat and woke up at 530 this morning. Brisket went on the Traeger at 615 and It hit 195 at 230. It was done as I could prob through it easily. Let it rest for 1.5 hours. I decided to try burnt ends as well. I don’t think I separated the point/flat correctly. The brisket looks like it has a small smoke ring (using an Amaze N tube smoker). It tastes fine and isn’t super tough. Well worth the $23 brisket and okay for my first try.


GloryDayz 07-03-2018 06:12 PM

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Salt it well beforehand. Salt will help it retain moisture.

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GloryDayz 07-03-2018 06:13 PM

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Originally Posted by BryanBusby (Post 13614856)
Brisket dries out pretty dang quick once it's sliced, so I'd reccomend slicing on demand.

Did you let it rest wrapped tight in a cooler for hours?

This is truth too. This is why many people a pre-sliced brisket in a aluminum pan, and cover it with BBQ sauce. I've done it myself.


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