Made a no fuss, overnight drum brisket awhile back.
No trim, seasoned with salt and pepper, fat side down and into the drum at around 250F overnight.
Bottom of the brisket...
The fat protects the meat from overcooking.
The fat on the bottom crisps up nicely. It's one of my favorite things about a drum brisket.
Still the bottom of the brisket...
Beneath the crisp fat, is tender, juicy meat...
I divided the brisket up and put it into the freezer for future meals.
Made a brisket and tatoe pie...
Started with seasoning the hashbrown crust...
added brisket, scallions.....
provolone, a drizzle of Carolina Treet sauce.....
Gave this Kent Rollins seasoning a try...
and a bacon lattice...
Gave it another shot of seasoning, then into the drum til done.
I gave my slice another drizzle of sauce and called er good.
I make these pies a lot. This one turned out pretty good, I liked the Rollin's seasoning. So far beef cheek pies are still my favorite but this was tasty.
Thanks for looking!
No trim, seasoned with salt and pepper, fat side down and into the drum at around 250F overnight.
Bottom of the brisket...
The fat protects the meat from overcooking.
The fat on the bottom crisps up nicely. It's one of my favorite things about a drum brisket.
Still the bottom of the brisket...
Beneath the crisp fat, is tender, juicy meat...
I divided the brisket up and put it into the freezer for future meals.
Made a brisket and tatoe pie...
Started with seasoning the hashbrown crust...
added brisket, scallions.....
provolone, a drizzle of Carolina Treet sauce.....
Gave this Kent Rollins seasoning a try...
and a bacon lattice...
Gave it another shot of seasoning, then into the drum til done.
I gave my slice another drizzle of sauce and called er good.
I make these pies a lot. This one turned out pretty good, I liked the Rollin's seasoning. So far beef cheek pies are still my favorite but this was tasty.
Thanks for looking!