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Most of the family made it for an early Christmas. It seems the Big Green Egg stayed hot for two weeks straight. The brisket was the star.


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I have an Egg, also, but have never done brisket on it. What was your method? I’ve smoked turkey and pork shoulder.


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YouTube is a fantastic place to learn theory and techniques.

Pretty hard to get better advice than from these two:
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    Delicious! Merry Christmas!




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    quote:
    Originally posted by flesheatingvirus:
    I have an Egg, also, but have never done brisket on it. What was your method? I’ve smoked turkey and pork shoulder.

    Look at Adam Perry Lang's recipe, "Get a book" brisket recipe. I also inject it an hour before cooking. Letting it rest in the cooler 1-3 hours before the final step makes a huge difference in tenderness.
    https://www.seriouseats.com/re...-brisket-recipe.html


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    Originally posted by HayesGreener:
    quote:
    Originally posted by flesheatingvirus:
    I have an Egg, also, but have never done brisket on it. What was your method? I’ve smoked turkey and pork shoulder.

    Look at Adam Perry Lang's recipe, "Get a book" brisket recipe. I also inject it an hour before cooking. Letting it rest in the cooler 1-3 hours before the final step makes a huge difference in tenderness.
    https://www.seriouseats.com/re...-brisket-recipe.html

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    Appropriated-sized for eating oneself sick. I'd be 2.5 pounds into the thing unless you stopped me. Love especially those carcinogenic ends. The Chinese lunch counter folk always laugh when I ask for the burnt ends, but hay, it's my thing.
     
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    quote:
    Originally posted by HayesGreener:
    quote:
    Originally posted by flesheatingvirus:
    I have an Egg, also, but have never done brisket on it. What was your method? I’ve smoked turkey and pork shoulder.

    Look at Adam Perry Lang's recipe, "Get a book" brisket recipe. I also inject it an hour before cooking. Letting it rest in the cooler 1-3 hours before the final step makes a huge difference in tenderness.
    https://www.seriouseats.com/re...-brisket-recipe.html


    Wow. That is quite extensive. I can’t wait to try it.


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    I may need to realign my priorities in life. I do not have a Big Green Egg. And this seems a somewhat terrible error.




     
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    I may need to realign my priorities in life. I do not have a Big Green Egg. And this seems a somewhat terrible error.


    Do yourself a favor and get a Kamado Joe instead.....it's everything the Big Green Egg should've become.....
     
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    Doing another one today. Here is the step by step

    5:00 am


    5:30 am

    Injection marinade goes in.


    6:00 am

    Moisturizing paste and John Henry Pecan Rub goes on


    7:00 am

    On the smoker at 250 degrees, fat side down


    10:00 am
    Apple Juice spray, every hour


    1200 noon

    165 degrees internal temp. Wrap in foil with apple juice. Back on the smoker fat side up


    At 195 degrees I put the whole thing into humongous ziplock bag and into a towel line cooler where it rests for 1-3 hours until 30 minutes before final step


    Remove the brisket from the bag and foil and back onto the smoker at 300 degrees for 30-40 minutes with barbecue sauce.



    Final product



    Served with dill and thyme and butter roasted potatoes and raspberry/spinach/apple/walnut/goat cheese salad



    My guests fell upon it like wolves. That is all.

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    Like you, my BGE has been on more than not since Sunday before Christmas when we started with smoke pastrami.

    Looking forward to progress. I am too damn tired to even think of cooking.....



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    I put mine fat side down too and will reverse it when I wrap it.
     
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    I put mine fat side down too and will reverse it when I wrap it.

    Me too, but I use a stick burner.
     
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    The brisket is done and leftovers are gone. Tonight chicken thighs...


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    Um, you left out one picture, the one with the brisket sliced.

    quote:
    Originally posted by HayesGreener:
    Doing another one today. Here is the step by step

    5:00 am


    5:30 am

    Injection marinade goes in.


    6:00 am

    Moisturizing paste and John Henry Pecan Rub goes on


    7:00 am

    On the smoker at 250 degrees, fat side down


    10:00 am
    Apple Juice spray, every hour


    1200 noon

    165 degrees internal temp. Wrap in foil with apple juice. Back on the smoker fat side up


    At 195 degrees I put the whole thing into humongous ziplock bag and into a towel line cooler where it rests for 1-3 hours until 30 minutes before final step


    Remove the brisket from the bag and foil and back onto the smoker at 300 degrees for 30-40 minutes with barbecue sauce.



    Final product



    Served with dill and thyme and butter roasted potatoes and raspberry/spinach/apple/walnut/goat cheese salad



    My guests fell upon it like wolves. That is all.
     
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