Blues Hog Bold n’ beefy brisket seasoning
10lb brisket
Smoked for 24 hours total



by TheLastStoryTold

48 Comments

  1. SithTeam6

    My next brisket, when all my friends and family gather, would be a piece of tree bark.

  2. Gotta let it rest longer! Hope you had a great meal.

  3. No-Donkey-5803

    Pellet smoker? Let it rest longer, it’ll dry out quick if you slice too hot

  4. wolfbiker1

    I would trim a bit more of that fat cap. That’s pretty thick.

  5. Shot_Comparison2299

    24 hours?! For 10 lbs?! I don’t remember it needing that much time. Hell, I got a 14 lb in the fridge. I’ll be damned if I’m about to be around a smoker for a day and a half.

  6. diprivan69

    I like to rest mine for 6-8 hours in a cooler, makes a huge difference

  7. LunaDaPitt

    Good thing it was just practice, I’m sure still good though. What kind of grill was this done on?

  8. Bigbuckmud

    If you like a pale brisket without bark then you did good..However if you like some color with some bark then dont wrap so early..wrap when the color/bark looks good..don’t wrap to “time”

  9. Looks good. Trim more of the fat. Let it rest down to 150-160 before slicing.

  10. Where are you all buying briskets nowadays at what price?

  11. Ok-Swim4753

    Looks tasty as hell. I wouldn’t mind a plate.

  12. MediocreOchre

    I’ll complain in internet and say that it needs way more rest, way less butcher paper, and way more trimming, otherwise not bad. I’d eat it

  13. coincannaduh

    July 5th-8th will have some amazing Chilli!

  14. sludgylist80716

    Just remember every brisket you cook will behave totally different from the last one haha.

  15. Ok-Spinach-2759

    That’s like a dog with no vocal cords..it aint got no bark.

  16. Rigid-Wanker007

    I think it looks delicious. I don’t care whether you had dark bark or left the fat cap on. I would destroy this.

  17. Patrickrk

    Meat looks very tender, which is great. That’s the hardest part to get right for a lot of people. I would definitely recommend changing up your wrap process as you definitely mussed out on some flavor. Wait until your brisket gets to the stalling point. Then wrap it with, ideally 1, at most 2 layers of paper. That will allow significantly more smoke to penetrate the meat.

  18. Cocoa_Pug

    24 hours for a 10 pounder???

    You should go for a more pepper heavy seasoning and don’t wrap until the bark is set.

  19. I kept waiting for an Alien Facehugger to jump out at the beginning

  20. CanooperDreamer

    WOW, That looks So Delicious and Tantalizing. And a Sensational and Magnificent Job.

  21. totallywildwes

    Looks a little light on the bark for my preference. Go heavier on salt and pepper rub and wait longer to wrap it. 175ish is a decent place to start for wrapping. Looks good otherwise though!

  22. I like how you opened it up like ripping open a chest cavity in zombie movie.

  23. To be honest, I didn’t think that was butcher paper at first and wondered what I had scrolled into.

  24. knarleyseven

    We want to see the point. The flat is boring.

  25. hurricane1012

    As others are saying wrapped to early. Let it get dark. Almost black before you wrap. The fat needs to render more her too.

  26. funkngarbage

    Meat enjoyed is always a success. If ya want improved results, salt it really good 24 hours before ya smoke, and you will get a much better bark (dry brine)

    I would wager by the results you are using a pellet grill so don’t be afraid to grab a smoke box with some chips, the meat absorbs the most smoke flavor when its cold so dont really need to maintain it through the whole cook, just gives ya a bit more smoke at the start.

  27. TX-Tornado

    Trim fat more and wrap when bark is more set. You do not have to wrap when it hits 165. Wrapping is basically to help finish so it can technically be done at anytime.

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