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BBQ Brethren "Brisket Appreciation" Throwdown!

I Got The Point

Well, Redhot's flat was dinner the night of the cook so I fridged mine for later use. Decided to make sammies! Reheated in the simi-braising sauce in a 275 oven to 140 IT.

I didn't marinate but did inject with this:

1 12oz bottle Guinness Extra Stout
1/4 cup L&P worsy
1/4 cup turbinado sugar (THis made a stout volcano when I added it...:shocked:...who knew?)
1/4 cup evoo
2 tbs lemon juice
1 tbs kosher salt
1 tbs black pepper
1 tbs Dale's
1 tsp powdered garlic

Here's the point from which I trimmed about 1 1/2 lbs of fat

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Must've been Geller Beef as it did this to the fork when I flipped it

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Rubbed generously with The Rub Company's Santa Maria Style
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This is excellent stuff!!!
On the Cajun Queen ready to pan and add the above concoction
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Ready to slice

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sliced

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Used these for sammich makings on some garlic Italian bread

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Made some horseradish mayo - about a 1/3 cup mayo with a handful grated fresh horseradish and a couple dashes Franks hot sauce

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Made a dipping sauce with BigButz NoButz and crushed red pepper flakes - soooooooo good on deep fried steak fries

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Building the sammie

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Redhot's sammie on a N8 plate

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And mine

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The money shot I think

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I DID appreciate this sandwich!
 
Well, I've staked it out and know exactly which bite I want on that! :hungry:

And which bite would that be?

Oh, I forgot to mention how good Guerry's fresh horseradish mayo came out, complimented the brisket really well!
 
Gonna have to try that mayo on tonights sammies. great job guerry

The pic doesn't show it but do add the Frank's Redhot sauce, it makes a big difference. Also, if you're using fresh horseradish, let is sit for a few hours in the fridge after prepping. It seemed to take longer for the mayo to absorb the flavor.
 
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