Punch cold winter weather in the face with this smoked brisket recipe made on a Weber kettle in 20F weather. Pay attention to the cool new gadgets to help hold your temperature in your Weber kettle…
Smoked Brisket Recipe (Using Flat) With Homemade Rub
Brisket Rub Ingredients:
- 1/4 C kosher salt
- 2 T black pepper
- 1/2 t dried parsley
- 1/2 t dried oregano
- 1 t onion powder
- 2 t garlic powder
- 1 T chili powder
- 1/4 t crushed red pepper
- 1 t paprika
- 2 t mustard seeds
- 1/4 t coriander seeds
Hardware Used in this smoke:
- Weber Kettle
- G’rillaQue
- Pink Butcher Paper
- Wood = Hickory & Apple
- Mist = 70/30 Apple cider vinegar, Worcestershire sauce
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What temperature do you tend to aim for?
Hey Ben, I dig your website BBQ brother! Typically we’ve seen pitmasters run their brisket finish temp up to anywhere from 190-205F but that really depends on whether you’re slicing vs pulling, whether you’re going to wrap it and let it rest in a cooler, etc… those types of things. Most commonly I’ve seen is to pull at around 200F
I must have binged your entire website by now! How did I not find it sooner?!
Nice recipe! Can’t wait to try this^^
Great article!
I love the delicious taste of a properly smoked brisket.
My main difficulty when I smoke brisket at home is to maintain the correct temperature. I think that this is a general rule if you really want to properly smoke any kind of meat but I think brisket is more delicate and requires more attention.
Thank You!
Awesome Kendrick, thank you for dropping by!
Great recipe. Ive been trying on and off to get a decent smoke in my webber kettle. Holding the temp has been just too hard for longer smokes. Will try this gadget and see if it makes a difference.
Very nice! I personally only run my internal temp up to 195-200, after a 2 hr rest it would have risen to 205-210. I also only use fresh cracked black pepper and sea salt, sometimes a little cumin, but that’s jus me. Like I said earlier.. very nice!