Seasoned with salt, pepper, garlic powder, and a bit of paprika. Cooked at 225°F, wrapped at 160°F internal with butter (I wish I had tallow) until 202°F internal. I was shooting for 203°F but oh well. Rested in the oven at 170°F from 3am to 11am. 170°F because that’s the lowest my oven will go, and 11am because that’s when I get home from work for lunch.

by LynzGamer

14 Comments

  1. LynzGamer

    Forgot to say that after wrapping I raised the temp to 250°F. Reddit won’t let me edit the post for some reason

  2. Far_Violinist6222

    Nice! As a heads up, 4.99/lb is usually what I pay at Costco for prime brisket
    Edit: in SoCal

  3. Appropriate-Rush6341

    I can’t get a beef roast correct but brisket im good with. These are a challenge

  4. VentureExpress

    I buy them whenever they’re on sale now. Same here 4.99 sale price. Also makes great burger when ground

  5. Primal_Hearts

    How long did it take to hit 160 at that weight?

  6. Putrid-Grab2470

    Looks really good. I’d probably crush a pound of that in one sitting.

  7. Duke_Nasty_69

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    Did one for the first time recently as well and it came out great!

  8. DadKnightBegins

    Just the thought that chuck roast was at $5 just a few years ago. And less when on sale! We need to rename it to middle class brisket.

  9. Nice_Community_9571

    paid 10.99 /lb yesterday in Northwest Arkansas for a chuck roast that I’m doing sous vide on and then sear on Saturday.

  10. Baconfatty

    isn’t brisket poor man’s brisket now compared to chuck roast?

  11. PenaltyDesperate3706

    Looks great! Which cut is the poor man’s brisket? I live in France and you have to special order a brisket, so it can get very expensive

  12. perrumpo

    Looks amazing! My Safeway/Albertsons regular price is $7.99/lb, and this week they have a digital coupon for… $8.99/lb. Hell of a deal! 💀