Shiner Black Hickory Smoke Brisket

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Robert Yuras

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Here is a guide to the brisket I did this Friday. This isn't a traditional flavored brisket, but it's full of Texas' own Shiner Black goodness. I love the rich, sweet, full flavor of Shiner Black, so naturally, I cook with it.

Brisket:
5.5 lb. Brisket, trimmed well

Rub:
1/8 cup Kosher Salt
1/8 cup Medium grind black pepper
1 tbl chili powder
3 tbl onion & garlic powder
1 tsp ground mustard
3 tbl brown sugar
1 tsp paprika

Combine well, rub evenly over entire brisket and rest, retain about 4-5 tbl of rub for injection - you can rub & wrap over night if you'd like

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Injection:
1 bottle shiner black
remaining rub
1/2 tsp Dark roast coffee grinds
1 tbl brown sugar
1 tsp white sugar

Bring beer and ingredients to simmer and allow to combine. Strain liquid into bowl. Discard grinds and rub. Allow to cool to room temp (sorry, I didn't take a pic)

Inject room temperature liquid with meat injector, into brisket, 10-15 times

Water/Steam bowl:
2 bottles of room temp shiner black in a 9" round cooking tin
5-8 cloves of garlic smashed

Ready for cooking:
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Smoking chunks:
WW wood hickory chunks, soaked in Shiner Black

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Prepare your smoker:
295-315 degrees with lump charcoal and Hickory chunks. Place water tray under brisket. This will need to be refilled 2-3 times with another shiner.
Place Brisket, fat side up, thick side towards the heat source. Smoke for 5 hours, adding Shiner Smoke Chips as needed to maintain a light smoke.

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After five hours, double wrap brisket in aluminum foil and transfer to a holding chest, wrapped in towels, until brisket reaches room temperature (about 3-4 hours).

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Slice and enjoy:
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~Robert
 
Ummm ... you seem to really like Shiner Black.
Really, one of the nicest looking meat cooks I've seen in a good while. Great job.
 
Not many folks seem to like shiner black. .at least beer drinkers I know. If you dig it, check out 512 pecan Porter. Similar coffee taste, but a but more refine

.great idea for an injection.looks great

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NICE!


I really dig Shiner Black too. I like Shiner, but the Black is somethin special.


Great lookin brisket too!
 
Not many folks seem to like shiner black. .at least beer drinkers I know. If you dig it, check out 512 pecan Porter. Similar coffee taste, but a but more refine

.great idea for an injection.looks great

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512 pecan porter is delicious!

Use THAT to make some darn good beer bread!
 
I haven't tried that version, but I will!


Shiner Bock is my favorite beer.


Your results look great.
 
Thanks for the kinds words everyone!

I used to drink shiner, but I found out recently I need to live gluten free in order to have a healthy lifestyle.

Its certainly tough not to drink!!
 
Thanks for the kinds words everyone!

I used to drink shiner, but I found out recently I need to live gluten free in order to have a healthy lifestyle.

Its certainly tough not to drink!!

It gets easier after a while man. I havent had a beer since new years..and it was tough at first..but you get use to it after a while. I stopped for the same reason..giving weightloss my all- including cutting out beer..Im down 65 lbs in about 1.5 yrs..slow,but im getting to where I want to be! Im sure your body will thank you in 10-30 yrs.
 
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