Greetings from Texas

by FreshWarmSocks

17 Comments

  1. FreshWarmSocks

    Trimmed and rested

    Salt-Pepper-Garlic powder-Onion powder

    Oak Blend Logs

    Between 225 and 275 for 12 hours

    Flipped every 3 hours

    Spritzed every 1.5 hours

    Butcher Paper when Color Achieved

    Rested for 2hours in cooler

    Sliced lean till point, separated point and flat, slice remaining lean meat side up then plate skin side up, slice point thick meat side up then plate skin side up

  2. that’s quite the smoker set up for “homemade”

  3. roy20050

    Don’t mind if I do. *Sucks brisket off finger*

  4. bmcasler

    My desire to buy a well-built offset for my backyard isn’t being helped looking at your setup.

  5. aalexAtlanta

    That’s the most Texas way to present your brisket I’ve ever seen lol 🤘🏻⤵️

  6. Amadeus_1978

    I can’t afford a full brisket any more. My first brisket was $0.25 a pound. Now it’s $11.99 a pound. Used to be garbage meat only edible after hours of slow roasting. Now it’s prime meat only edible after hours of smoking.

  7. Thank God you didn’t post this before midnight ~

  8. Looks dry.

    Jk I’d demolish this. 🤤Just mad I can’t have it 😡

  9. johnh2005

    That last photo was quite shocking! I would take that all day long! Looks so delicious!

  10. fictionalized_freak

    woww, looks fantastic, im drooling

  11. bacchusku2

    Can you explain what makes it “Texas” and how that differs from other briskets?