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Barbequed Brisket

Contributed by: Melinda

Barbequed is a technique well worth learning. I have a few tips after working with various recipes for years. I've listed them at the end of the recipe.

4 lb +/- untrimmed Beef Brisket
Dry Rub No. 1
Oak wood for smoking
A nice tomato based barbeque sauce such as BBQ Sauce from Scratch if you need to use some of your summer harvest, or Sweet Spice BBQ Sauce for anytime.
  • Remove brisket from packaging, pat dry with paper towels and place onto a large sheet of heavy-duty aluminum foil
  • Pour about 1/3 cup dry rub over the brisket and massage into the meat with your hands, making sure to cover the sides and ends as well
  • Carefully turn the brisket over and repeat on the other side
  • At this point you can let the brisket sit at room temperature until your smoker is ready, or refrigerate overnight.
  • If brisket has been refrigerated, bring to room temperature (remove from fridge and unwrap about 1 hour before placing on the grill)
  • Prepare the smoker bringing it to about 200 degrees. Soak smoking wood.
  • When smoker is ready, add smoking wood to cooker and place grill rack in position
  • Place brisket on grill, fat side up
  • Cook at 200 degrees for 3 hours
  • Place brisket on a large sheet of heavy-duty aluminum foil, wrap tightly and cook for an additional 2 hours
  • TIP: Just before removing the brisket, turn your oven to warm
  • TIP: Remove brisket from smoker and place inside the oven. TURN OVEN OFF
  • TIP: Leave brisket fully wrapped in oven for 1 hour

    Remove, unwrap and slice across the grain.

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