This delicious brisket was dry brined 24 hours prior to smoking with salt, pepper and lowreys on a mustard binder. It was then injected with a beef broth, tallow and rub mixture that was sinmered prior. I started at 225 for the first 2.5 hours, but due to it heating up quicker than I like, bumped it down to 180 for the next 4-5 hours. At this time, a spritz of 1/3 apple juice, 1/3 cider vinegar and 1/3 water was applied every 45 min till the wrap. The Traeger pro 22 was then bumped back up to 225 till it was time to wrap at around 165. Poured melted tallow over the brisket before wrap and bumped smoker up to 250 for the last 2.5 hours till the point was at 204 and the flat was at 201. Then rested for 5 hours in a cooler with a towel over top. The results of this brisket were so good, I'm not changing a thing for next weekends brisket. Just gonna try to duplicate. Thanks for the love folks

by Party_Log_736

7 Comments

  1. blacktoise

    Injecting w beef broth at what phase? And what kind? Like some store bought box or did you use bones and beef and make your own stock

  2. Daspitter

    Not sure you can do better. That looks fantastic. I’m not an expert but it looks delish

  3. Open-Comedian3267

    We’re gonna need a video it looks fire 🔥