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BIGBrandon2785

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Im kinda new here but I asked about pork ribs once and got told the GREATEST rib method EVER .........so I figured I would ask bout "Brisket"??


How can I start with a beef brisket????Do I have to own a "smoker" pit??Or will my rectangle charcoal pit work??
 
In my opinion, temperature control is one of, if not thee most important things tn cooking a good brisket. So if you have good control of temps on your pit, you're good to go.
 
I have an all wood smoker, and controlling the temp can be difficult at times. I believe you have to be carefull on how much u open the door, and how long it's left open. I open to mop or spray every hour... really fast then close it.. Mopping is the key i believe... moisture, moisture, moisture.. When i do this i can keep my smoker over 200... to 225. It is an art of what i have noticed. But you can pick up fast.. Low and Slow and have patience!!! Its not easy...lol But very fun..

Kris...... Beverly Hills ,Fl :cool:
 
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