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re: I need a good brisket recipe for BGE
Posted on 12/25/16 at 8:18 pm to TIGRLEE
Posted on 12/25/16 at 8:18 pm to TIGRLEE
I was intimidated by the brisket on a BGE but I haven't fricked one up yet. It's not that difficult. Salt pepper, 225 and let it eat. Pull it off when the temperature probe slides into the thick part of the point like butter.
Posted on 12/25/16 at 8:23 pm to BigPerm30
I've yet to try a brisket
What cut is easiest to work with?
What cut is easiest to work with?
Posted on 12/25/16 at 8:28 pm to BigPerm30
I've struggled doing briskets (on a BGE). I've never completely ruined one but when compared to what I've eaten at the better BBQ joints in TX I'm way off.
Some questions:
1) Cooking fat side up? down?
2) Relative to the vent, where do you locate the point? My understanding is that the airflow will enter the vent and tend to come up opposite it meaning the side away from the vent will be hotter. To somewhat offset the effect I've been advised to place one of the plate setter feet there to diffuse some of the heat.
3) Do you ever adjust the orientation of the brisket during the cook?
4) Spritz?
5) Wrap? if so with what and when?
6) Water pan?
Some questions:
1) Cooking fat side up? down?
2) Relative to the vent, where do you locate the point? My understanding is that the airflow will enter the vent and tend to come up opposite it meaning the side away from the vent will be hotter. To somewhat offset the effect I've been advised to place one of the plate setter feet there to diffuse some of the heat.
3) Do you ever adjust the orientation of the brisket during the cook?
4) Spritz?
5) Wrap? if so with what and when?
6) Water pan?
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