I have a patio but not allowed to have a grill. Baking my first brisket this weekend and scouting for some recipes. Ran into your channel and I thank you for sharing.
This was the best thing to find last Christmas. My grill was frozen, just wouldn't keep running with the sub zero Temps and freezing rain then snow with strong winds. It turned out perfect and I have made several this way since. I have yet to actually smoke one. Thanks so much. Guess what I'm making this year? Lol, this one again. I just stopped by to say Thanks and Merry Christmas!!
Hi Harry, for my oven cooks, I use Hickory Salt I bought on Amazon. It's smoked sea salt and tastes great, and leaves a delicious flavor. I do an overnight salt brine. You don't need to be heavy-handed. Good cook, Harry.
Harry, did you cook 8 hours at 275 degrees in the oven total, or before you foil wrapped it? After you foil boat wrapped the brisket, how much longer do you cook (in hours/minutes)? And what was your total cook time? And how long did you let it rest before cutting it up? These cooking time details would be really great in the comments section. Thanks again Harry. Great job as always!
about 7-8 uncovered, about 2-3 foiled. Use the bamboo method and not internal temps. There is no cooking time nor internal temps in my classes. I teach my students to lock their thermapen and watch before they start cooking. All you need is your eyes, hands, and knowledge. Follow my 3-steps 1) cook until crust sets regardless of time or internal temp, 2) wrap and oven, 3) remove when bamboo skewer feels like going into cold peanut butter.
I am going to try your messenger cooking I'll be my first time cooking and brisket in the oven thank you for sharing your video to all of us God bless you have a wonderful day
I'm going to have to try this and see how it compares. I've got a lot of friends in apartments that either don't have patios or aren't allowed to grill on them. Thanks for this one, Harry!
Awesome Video! Had to Sub and like this one! I was going to smoke one for Saturday for a Easter gathering...but it's 80+% rain in my area for the entire weekend....so gotta do the oven route.....
Thank you for this Harry! You're absolutely right not everyone has access to a smoker or even a grill and that doesn't mean that they should be shunned for trying to make bbq at home. Not enough people advocate this and thank you for saying it!
It's just purists and gatekeepers. I made a rack of ribs in my oven that were falling off of the bone and tasted delicious. You don't NEED a smoker or grill to make good meat.
Hey buddy I’m from Texas and i made this yesterday for the 4th it was so tender and smoke ring was on point. There should be no reason for fat to taste so damn good ! Thank you so much 😊
Harry! Thank you! I'm one of those apartment people. I tried to cook one in the oven once and it almost drowned in all the moisture that was in the brisket. I'll be making one this weekend
Harry, I think it’s fantastic that you apply your championship technique for people that aren’t fortunate enough to have BBQ facilities. Let the BBQ snobs eat cake!!! I’m going to try this even though I love cooking on my pit!
Wow! I made this yesterday using my own SPG for the rub. I did not inject, but did add an au ju packet to the drippings for the wrap. I added dales and beef broth to coat the bottom of the pan while cooking uncovered at 275. Excellent tutorial for a tasty oven brisket. Best advice was to lock the thermometer and watch in the drawer. So hard to not probe temp or cook to time/temp. Thank you, I will be making this again. There were no left-overs. o.O
@@jerryaguilar5736 LOL! Jerry, I don't know how your body is able to take the beating every weekend to win all your championships!. I used to be OK by Monday after a Sat contest but now, I'm still sore and tired the week after! I guess I have to do more lower energy sapping efforts like making videos in my backyard versus travelling 22,000 miles a year doing 35 events!!!
Thanks for sharing and including all people in bbq without judgement. This will help many people without a true pit to work with. Beansy is no dum dum, lol. He knows the real deal from the imposter!! Regardless of Beans opinion, I’m sure the result was good for the technique used in oven. Be safe Harry.
Wow! Great job! Just picked up a whole brisket the other day, and am limited to the oven at this time. Thank you for this style of cooking. Gonna give Myron a run for his money! 😁
Awesome video Harry! Im making an oven brisket tomorrow and I actually have The Polite Pig Coffee rub I picked up in Orlando. I’ve been dying to use it. I actually have everything but curing salt. I’ve been using Wrights Liquid Smoke for a couple of decades now. I have 3 different kinds. Probably going with Hickory because it’s my favorite. I’m glad I found you. Subscribed!
I definitely appreciate this video, I live in New England and although if its not too bad out ill go put something on the pit outside in the winter but when there is 18 inches of snow and arctic winds, THIS is a fantastic alternative! Thank you for sharing! Merry Christmas!
LoL.. Same here. I live on Ohio and I damn sure ain't venturing outside in the middle of January to the smoker. This was an amaizing recipe and my little one loved thsi
ROFL!!!! Mr. Beans did a polite walk away and had a slight disappointed look!!! GREAT JOB HARRY on making The Best Oven Brisket I have ever seen!! 👍👍. Thanks for Sharing and spreading The Love!
Soo Sifu: Hoping all is great with you and the family! Thank for for this great demo! Your oven-cooked brisket looked really good! I was amazed at the smoke-ring and tenderness! Loved that Mr. Beans got to do a taste-test of your creations. Looking forward to your next great blog! Best wishes and much 🧧, Sifu!
This is incredibly close to how I did one about six months ago. I was super excited to see if it would work out respectably in the oven. A brine will pull that smoke into the meat. I dont have the equips to inject yet so it was a good trick for me.
Hi Shelly, reckon about 5-7 hours to crust depending on your oven (regular or convection). One crust/bark sets, wrap, and put it back into 275F and it should be another 2-3 hours. Remove when bamboo probe tender in the flat. Do not use a watch or internal temp
That is so important that you tell us not to wash the meat. I really appreciate the reminder. Growing up I was taught to always wash the meat. Ever since I started watching your videos, I have made the change. Thanks for the information.👍🏾👍🏾😎 🤯🤯 Amazing!! Smoke ring and all in the oven 🤯🤯.
I go by look 100% and wrap when the crust sets. I require my students to lock their watch and Thermapen in the drawer before the start cooking using my techniques.
Hi Harry!!! Remember us, your favourite Canadian BBQ sisters from the North! Love your video and love your channel!! We just subscribed, how have we not subscribed already?! We’re happy we’re here now!!! :D What an informative video, BBQ brisket in the oven, if anyone can make this happen, it’s you!!! :D
Awesome! Thank you Maddie and Kiki my fav Canadian BBQ sisters! Hope you and your family are staying safe. We are having a raging pandemic in California. Super bummed about the Weber Chicago class cancelled. Oh well. maybe next year!
Harry Soo yes we have seen on the news how California is faring in this pandemic. We hope you are staying home and staying safe, Harry! What a world we’re living in today! Thank goodness we can show some love to our barbecues during this time! Looking forward to seeing you again when the world returns to normal! Until then, grill on, bbq master!!!!!🔥👏☀️💪💃🏻
@@cornbread2u2 There is no concept of stall in my methods as no internal temp or clock is used. Wrap as soon as crust sets. To be a brisket whisperer, you must cook with your eyes and your touch my Paduan! Ignore the watch and Thermapen, you must
Cooking my first brisket today Harry, it is a 7# flat. I buy beef 1/2 cow at a time. Looks like I can cut pink salt amount in half compared to your 12# packer. Should I place fat cap side down? Or up? Thanks for great video. Can’t wait to to taste coffee rub. Got your love rub too.
I suggest you skip the pink salt. I'm trying to reduce my consumption of nitrites for health reasons and I think it will taste just as good. My current brisket fav combo is my Texas Brisket Magic + Umami Bomb 😊
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you! This is a really great technique. Just a couple questions. 1) After wrapping, what was the oven temp or did you keep it at 275? 2) Is there a reason for foil wrapping the meat separately rather than just having a foil seal covering the baking pan?
You're welcome Burt. 275F is good. You can wrap the baking pan also. I prefer the tight papoose wrap so the liquid is touching the meat in the foil phase.
Hi Harry, great recipe, can't wait to try it. Quick question, what if I used butcher paper instead of aluminum foil to cover it? Does it affect the result? Thanks in advance for the response, keep up the good work! :)
@@SlapYoDaddyBBQ So that's 2-3 hours at 275 just on the rack and then 7-8 hours more at 275 inside a boat/tent of foil? Maybe these details are reserved for your Patreon subscribers, I'm new here, first video I've watched of yours.
Nice. I just ordered a 1/2 beef share from local farm and the one thing I have no idea how to cook is the brisket. I just found my method. Thanks. I only have a griddle. So oven it is.
Hey Henry, just found your channel and love how informative your contents are! Hopefully, you'll see this and will be able to answer my question. I live an apt and am planning on attempting to make my very first brisket using the oven. Since it'll be my first brisket I plan to just use salt and pepper to keep it simple. I see you used pink salt on your brisket to give the smoke ring effect. If I use a little bit of pink salt and then rub the meat with salt and pepper, how likely will my brisket turn out super salty? Of course, since it's my first attempt I know that the brisket may be flop but ever since I lived on my own I have been experimenting with recipes and learning how to cook which I have come to love! Thanks in advance!
Lee, if you follow my techniques, you'll get a great result in your oven. Remember that Rome was not built in one day and the only way to get better is to not watch LeBron shoot free throws but to shoot 10,000 free throws yourself. Do not believe anyone, especially me. Best to Know for yourself. To know, cook you must, my Paduan. May the Force be with you! Obi-Wan-Harry
Thankyou so much that was a really great video and I'm researching now for my first oven brisket. I got most of what I need from your video alone. I have my own concept for a rub but I will use Wrights liquid smoke and beef broth injection and the butter spray
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At 275F should take about 8 hours to reach wrap and about 2 to 4 hours after wrap. Thanks for stopping by. Feel free to browse my 600 videos and 35 Playlists 😇
Total BBQ ammature here; family wanted "anything but turkey" for Christmas dinner. Sister said corned beef, I said no, I'm still tapped out from March. We compromised with a more traditional brisket - so I bought one from Costco for $65 --- never spent that much on one cut of meat in my life, but for sure I wasn't going to waste it by cooking it wrong!!! Your videos were a lifesaver! Watched the basics first, then this. Thank you!
I just mo ed into an apartment and I'm not allowed my smoker so I'm not able to smoke. I just did ribs in the oven and next I'll try this. Thanks Harry!
Takes 5-6 hours to crust at 275F depending on oven and size of brisket. Don't rely on time. Cook until crust sets, then wrap, then remove when probe tender. Figure about 8 - 9 hours total cook time for a 12 lb
Don't know what I'm missing, but I think I've clicked on every link here, but still can't find the actual recipe. Is it here, or am I supposed to take notes during the video?
Sorry Joe that I don't have time to write the recipes as I'm an OPO (one person operation) and made 330 videos in 2 years. I have a full time job building data centers for a living
I love how you are not afraid to trim that fat before it roasts!! Yours is the first video I have seen that actually trims this fat away, as most says this is what keeps it moist. However, I don't like all that fat when trimming later. Yours looks perfectly moist even though trimmed. I have two briskets from our home-grown, ranch raised beef, I will cook tomorrow, and I WILL trim them first! I am not a big fan of really smokey .... anything, and prefer a more subtle smoke flavoring. I do have a Traeger grill but will do mine in the oven using liquid smoke, though I don't have an injector syringe. But you gave me great pointers on the fat, sinew trimming! Your finished brisket looks wonderful!!
I teach my students to cook until crust sets, wrap, remove when probe tender. Also, to lock their watch and Thermapen in the drawer before they start cooking using my teachings. As a guide, you'll wrap after about 5 - 7 hours @275F depending on the size and weight.
Holy cow that smoke ring is insane as always great video with black belt tricks!!! Do you use your rapid Steele sharpener on your Dahlstrong knives I bought the chef knife and took the edge off it I’m just wondering how you keep them razor sharp. Thanks again Harry.
I use whetstones on my Dalstrong. Best Pitmaster Knives - th-cam.com/video/RRarBWyglwM/w-d-xo.html Knife sharpening - th-cam.com/video/__n2LtInFKU/w-d-xo.html Whetstone sharpening - th-cam.com/video/e_c3bC2W86w/w-d-xo.html
I figured you did, man those are some great knives, time to kearn some knife sharpening. I used your new rub variation today it was awesome and did my first competition style trim. Thanks for the information.
Can I trim & inject it the night before to cut down on prep time in the morning? I'm looking forward to trying this recipe for my first Texas style brisket, but I like my sleep!
Skip the coffee and alcohol. I make a Brisket combo that works pretty well. Good enough for 1st place many times. slapyodaddybbq.store/collections/rubs/products/syd-brisket-competition-pack-3pack-of-26oz-rubs-plus-bbq-sauces?variant=42659652141217
hey harry , thanks for all your good videos , i have a 15 pound brisket that has been dry brining for 26 hours i’m waiting for 48 hours but this is my 2nd brisket cooking 1st in the oven, i’m looking to cook overnight , can you give me any suggestions? time and temp ,
I like 250F for brisket. If you have a convection oven, use a lower temp due to the fan. Don't use time nor temp. Cook until crust sets, wrap, remove when bamboo skewer probe tender. Good luck! 😊
If anyone is out there that can help me with this recipe: Should I use a convection setting on my oven? And I only have a 4 lb brisket because we have a very small family, so how long will I cook uncovered? Do I have to use Pink Curing or can I substitute Pink Himalayan? Thank you for any and all advice.
Convection is fine. Just will take less time to crust before you wrap. Skip the pink curing salt and it will be fine. No the Himalayan pink salt will not work as there are no nitrites. You can use some celery salt instead as it will give you a smoke ring
@@SlapYoDaddyBBQ Oh my gosh! Thank you so much. I have the coffee and the cocoa et al ready to rub right now. I am going to use the 275 and the rack - Thank you again!! (from Asheville, NC)
Absolutely love that you give back to fire responders and emergency responders, major respect and thank you.
Always happy to help out th-cam.com/video/i1q7mMrPWwI/w-d-xo.html
I have a patio but not allowed to have a grill. Baking my first brisket this weekend and scouting for some recipes. Ran into your channel and I thank you for sharing.
Give it a try and let me know how it came out. I have BBQ students who live in apartments and get great results.
This was the best thing to find last Christmas. My grill was frozen, just wouldn't keep running with the sub zero Temps and freezing rain then snow with strong winds. It turned out perfect and I have made several this way since. I have yet to actually smoke one. Thanks so much. Guess what I'm making this year? Lol, this one again. I just stopped by to say Thanks and Merry Christmas!!
Merry Christmas! Stay warm and safe! I'm fortunate the weather is 70F when I cook the Christmas meal. Yes, the family always asks for barbecue!
Hi Harry, for my oven cooks, I use Hickory Salt I bought on Amazon. It's smoked sea salt and tastes great, and leaves a delicious flavor. I do an overnight salt brine. You don't need to be heavy-handed.
Good cook, Harry.
Great tip!
Harry, did you cook 8 hours at 275 degrees in the oven total, or before you foil wrapped it? After you foil boat wrapped the brisket, how much longer do you cook (in hours/minutes)? And what was your total cook time? And how long did you let it rest before cutting it up? These cooking time details would be really great in the comments section. Thanks again Harry. Great job as always!
about 7-8 uncovered, about 2-3 foiled. Use the bamboo method and not internal temps. There is no cooking time nor internal temps in my classes. I teach my students to lock their thermapen and watch before they start cooking. All you need is your eyes, hands, and knowledge. Follow my 3-steps 1) cook until crust sets regardless of time or internal temp, 2) wrap and oven, 3) remove when bamboo skewer feels like going into cold peanut butter.
@@SlapYoDaddyBBQ Holy crap this guy is a JEDI cook!
@@SlapYoDaddyBBQSpoken like a real BBQ 🍖 god.
Really annoys me when people use thermapens! Especially if I'm looking for recipes/cooking methods.
So the covered foil brisket is also at 275F?
I am going to try your messenger cooking I'll be my first time cooking and brisket in the oven thank you for sharing your video to all of us God bless you have a wonderful day
You are very welcome Carolyn!
I'm going to have to try this and see how it compares. I've got a lot of friends in apartments that either don't have patios or aren't allowed to grill on them. Thanks for this one, Harry!
Please do Shane!
Awesome Video! Had to Sub and like this one! I was going to smoke one for Saturday for a Easter gathering...but it's 80+% rain in my area for the entire weekend....so gotta do the oven route.....
Spray on some liquid smoke and you'll have a great Easter!
Thank you for this Harry! You're absolutely right not everyone has access to a smoker or even a grill and that doesn't mean that they should be shunned for trying to make bbq at home. Not enough people advocate this and thank you for saying it!
I will do more oven BBQ if there is enough interest!
@@SlapYoDaddyBBQ there is interest. Please Harry do it!
It's just purists and gatekeepers. I made a rack of ribs in my oven that were falling off of the bone and tasted delicious. You don't NEED a smoker or grill to make good meat.
Harry, this is perfect for me and I’m in the same situation living in a condo.
Thanks so much!!!!👍😁
You are so welcome!
Hey buddy I’m from Texas and i made this yesterday for the 4th it was so tender and smoke ring was on point. There should be no reason for fat to taste so damn good ! Thank you so much 😊
Happy to hear Jose. Guns up from a Red Raider! I have more videos on Snows, Hays Co BBQ, and Burnt Bean BBQ coming soon!
how many hours did u put in oven? or what was internal temp of the brisket?
i appreciate this. its by Far the best looking oven brisket on TH-cam
I appreciate that Mike!!
Harry! Thank you! I'm one of those apartment people. I tried to cook one in the oven once and it almost drowned in all the moisture that was in the brisket. I'll be making one this weekend
Happy to help. Let me know how it came out!
Mr. Beans is livin his best life. My little guy is the same...loves his BBQ. God bless them all. Thanks for the video Harry!
You're very welcome. Give your pup a hug for me and Mr. Beans!
Harry, I think it’s fantastic that you apply your championship technique for people that aren’t fortunate enough to have BBQ facilities. Let the BBQ snobs eat cake!!! I’m going to try this even though I love cooking on my pit!
I appreciate that Mike!
It's freezing outside, and I have a brisket to cook. So, I found this video. Thank you
It's too cold outside right now. Thanks for the video!
Ok! I liked and subscribed when you gave your dog a taste test! Awesome job on this video. I am going to try a oven brisket. Semper Fi
Thanks for the sub Dave! Feel free to browse my 600 videos and 35 playlists when you have time. Semper Fi
Wow! I made this yesterday using my own SPG for the rub. I did not inject, but did add an au ju packet to the drippings for the wrap. I added dales and beef broth to coat the bottom of the pan while cooking uncovered at 275. Excellent tutorial for a tasty oven brisket. Best advice was to lock the thermometer and watch in the drawer. So hard to not probe temp or cook to time/temp. Thank you, I will be making this again. There were no left-overs. o.O
Awesome. Glad to hear Jeff!
How many hours
Good for you. I remember seeing you in bbq competitions where you went home empty handed. Glad it's working for you now
George you win some and lose some. They key is to keep trying u til something works! 😀
You must have not been around in 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 when Harry was winning everything. He dominated the west coast
@@jerryaguilar5736 LOL! Jerry, I don't know how your body is able to take the beating every weekend to win all your championships!. I used to be OK by Monday after a Sat contest but now, I'm still sore and tired the week after! I guess I have to do more lower energy sapping efforts like making videos in my backyard versus travelling 22,000 miles a year doing 35 events!!!
Thanks for sharing and including all people in bbq without judgement. This will help many people without a true pit to work with. Beansy is no dum dum, lol. He knows the real deal from the imposter!! Regardless of Beans opinion, I’m sure the result was good for the technique used in oven. Be safe Harry.
Glad it was helpful!
Btu is btu I heard a great bbq man say that!!! You my friend are an exceptional bbq master!!!
Thanks for stopping by 😁
Wow! Great job! Just picked up a whole brisket the other day, and am limited to the oven at this time. Thank you for this style of cooking. Gonna give Myron a run for his money! 😁
Hope it came out well Tim!
Awesome video Harry! Im making an oven brisket tomorrow and I actually have The Polite Pig Coffee rub I picked up in Orlando. I’ve been dying to use it. I actually have everything but curing salt. I’ve been using Wrights Liquid Smoke for a couple of decades now. I have 3 different kinds. Probably going with Hickory because it’s my favorite. I’m glad I found you. Subscribed!
Thanks for stopping by. Feel free to browse my 700 videos 35 playlists when you have time!
As for the second phase of cooking when it was wrapped in foil how long did it go back in the oven for ? and was that at the same temperature?
about 2-3 hours @ 275F
I like the fat layer for self basting. Your take looks delicious too. I like that you injected too. It really is about preference and technique.
Thanks for stopping by Rob. I always suggest to cook with the method that brings you most joy! I like to inject as it give more flavor!
I definitely appreciate this video, I live in New England and although if its not too bad out ill go put something on the pit outside in the winter but when there is 18 inches of snow and arctic winds, THIS is a fantastic alternative! Thank you for sharing! Merry Christmas!
Stay warm and dry Mike!
LoL.. Same here. I live on Ohio and I damn sure ain't venturing outside in the middle of January to the smoker. This was an amaizing recipe and my little one loved thsi
Thank you, we live in an apartment and I've always wanted to make a brisket.
You can do it!
Currently on hour 4 of this with my own rub. Smells so good🔥🔥
Hope it came out well!
@@SlapYoDaddyBBQ awesome flavor, but should have went by feel. Bit too tough this round.
A chocolate coffee rub sounded very unusual to me, but it looks really good! i'm going to try it
Hope you like it!
Great video Harry. Thank u for reaching out to ur audience and showing your skills /knowledge to everyone .
My pleasure Gerry!
Definitely trying this. Thank you so much for taking time to share with us. Love your videos !!
Thanks Carolyn for stopping by!
Harry, you always amaze me.
ROFL!!!! Mr. Beans did a polite walk away and had a slight disappointed look!!! GREAT JOB HARRY on making The Best Oven Brisket I have ever seen!! 👍👍. Thanks for Sharing and spreading The Love!
Soo Sifu: Hoping all is great with you and the family! Thank for for this great demo! Your oven-cooked brisket looked really good! I was amazed at the smoke-ring and tenderness! Loved that Mr. Beans got to do a taste-test of your creations. Looking forward to your next great blog! Best wishes and much 🧧, Sifu!
Best wishes Bill. Stay safe. This pandemic is seriously bad and does not seem to be going away!
This man is a true Texan. Thank you for guiding me on my first brisket cook this weekend. Gonna serve people who've never had brisket before.
Guns up from a Red Raider class of 86'
This is incredibly close to how I did one about six months ago. I was super excited to see if it would work out respectably in the oven.
A brine will pull that smoke into the meat. I dont have the equips to inject yet so it was a good trick for me.
That's awesome!
Hey Mr. Harry! Do you do pork belly? This video looks delicious! Thank you🦋
Here you go HB - th-cam.com/video/LbY7KPJJvII/w-d-xo.html
@ Thanks a lot! I’m checking your seasonings out as well. Can’t wait to try some😋😋😋
Harry, this looks wonderful. How long did you cook this or how many hours per pound? Love your sweet taster puppy!!
Hi Shelly, reckon about 5-7 hours to crust depending on your oven (regular or convection). One crust/bark sets, wrap, and put it back into 275F and it should be another 2-3 hours. Remove when bamboo probe tender in the flat. Do not use a watch or internal temp
Thank you so much Harry. Love your videos. Have a wonderful Christmas.
Thank you for sharing your technique. The oven Brisket looks 👍 great.
Thanks for watching
Also when you cover the brisket do you raise the temperature, or keep it the same?
275F entire cook
@@SlapYoDaddyBBQ for how long. I didn’t catch the timing
@@aromero2464 I would say until probe tender, (somewhere around 203 internal temp) timing isn't always the same on briskets
@@aromero2464 5-7 hours @275F to crust depending on your oven. Another 2-3 hours wrapped until bamboo skewer probe tender
Absolutely fantastic video Harry. Thank You sooo much for sharing this information. Your the best. Oh one thing. What was the cook time? Thanks again.
About 8 hours give or take
Please keep making vids for people who don’t have access to a smoker ima try this while on lockdown.
Thanks 🙏 for the vid.
More to come!
I'm going out to buy a brisket it right now!
That is so important that you tell us not to wash the meat. I really appreciate the reminder. Growing up I was taught to always wash the meat. Ever since I started watching your videos, I have made the change. Thanks for the information.👍🏾👍🏾😎
🤯🤯 Amazing!! Smoke ring and all in the oven 🤯🤯.
Sir, what is the internal temp at the time you wrap it in foil?
I go by look 100% and wrap when the crust sets. I require my students to lock their watch and Thermapen in the drawer before the start cooking using my techniques.
Hi Harry!!! Remember us, your favourite Canadian BBQ sisters from the North! Love your video and love your channel!! We just subscribed, how have we not subscribed already?! We’re happy we’re here now!!! :D What an informative video, BBQ brisket in the oven, if anyone can make this happen, it’s you!!! :D
Awesome! Thank you Maddie and Kiki my fav Canadian BBQ sisters! Hope you and your family are staying safe. We are having a raging pandemic in California. Super bummed about the Weber Chicago class cancelled. Oh well. maybe next year!
Harry Soo yes we have seen on the news how California is faring in this pandemic. We hope you are staying home and staying safe, Harry! What a world we’re living in today! Thank goodness we can show some love to our barbecues during this time! Looking forward to seeing you again when the world returns to normal! Until then, grill on, bbq master!!!!!🔥👏☀️💪💃🏻
Thanks Harry. How long to cook in the oven and how long wrapped or to what temps?
275F for 8 hours ish. Wrap at 5 hour mark
@@SlapYoDaddyBBQ so you suggest wrapping before it goes into its stall?
@@cornbread2u2 There is no concept of stall in my methods as no internal temp or clock is used. Wrap as soon as crust sets. To be a brisket whisperer, you must cook with your eyes and your touch my Paduan! Ignore the watch and Thermapen, you must
@@SlapYoDaddyBBQ lesson of the stall much appreciated sir. What’s my estimated total cook time in my proven temperature oven for this brisket at 275°
@@cornbread2u2 275F for 8 hours ish. Wrap at 5 hour mark
The smoke ring was a real surprise. After trimming what do you estimate was the weight? Guns up, class of '98 & '00.
Figure 15% loss after trim and another 50% after cooking. So a 20 lb brisket yields about 45% net cooked weght
How long was it in the oven
He liked your comment but did not answer 😅
Such a pleasure to watch the master work. Amazing. Thanks for breaking it down, Harry!
Glad you enjoyed it Gern!
I love how honest he was with the judging phase. All the other channels just say mmmm this is good.
Gotta call it the way you see it! Thanks for watching
Thanks Harry for the tips and tricks. How long did you let it sit before you began to carve it? Thanks again.
Internal below 170F
Very impressive Harry! That smoke ring is outstanding! 👍
Thank you! Cheers!
I'm always so worried about over trimming but this video calms that fear. Sometimes it seems like there's just so much sinew i go crazy trimming it.
I remove all the sinewy bits as best as I can. It varies by animal but I find Angus beef is quite consistently good
How many hours for oven may I ask? Thks!!
275F about 8 hours
Even for a wagu brisket?
Thank You !! Dor ur reply Master!!
@@sunjianyuan1041 see my many Wagyu brisket videos for details please
@@SlapYoDaddyBBQ How many hours uncovered cook? How many hours wrapped cook???
Cooking my first brisket today Harry, it is a 7# flat. I buy beef 1/2 cow at a time. Looks like I can cut pink salt amount in half compared to your 12# packer. Should I place fat cap side down? Or up? Thanks for great video. Can’t wait to to taste coffee rub. Got your love rub too.
I suggest you skip the pink salt. I'm trying to reduce my consumption of nitrites for health reasons and I think it will taste just as good. My current brisket fav combo is my Texas Brisket Magic + Umami Bomb 😊
you could also add some smoked salt. Maybe that would add a little bit smoke flavor on top of the injection.
Now that would taste very good.
I used a mix of your recipe and a couple others it's off the chain. Thank you for the recipe!!!!
Awesome! Happy to hear!
Looks awesome
It was!
I've never made a Brisket before but I'm going to now.Amazing.
Thanks for stopping by. Let me know how it came out Shelly!
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you! This is a really great technique. Just a couple questions. 1) After wrapping, what was the oven temp or did you keep it at 275? 2) Is there a reason for foil wrapping the meat separately rather than just having a foil seal covering the baking pan?
You're welcome Burt. 275F is good. You can wrap the baking pan also. I prefer the tight papoose wrap so the liquid is touching the meat in the foil phase.
I got 3 of your rubs in the mail yesterday. I can't wait to use them this week. Planning on using them in a few months in a KCBS backyard competition
Thanks so much for your support 🙏 and best of luck in your comps! Be sure to watch my many comp coaching videos!
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This is just pure awesomeness
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Hi Harry, great recipe, can't wait to try it. Quick question, what if I used butcher paper instead of aluminum foil to cover it? Does it affect the result? Thanks in advance for the response, keep up the good work! :)
Yes you can! If you use a 10 oz liquid mop, the foil works better
@@SlapYoDaddyBBQ Awesome, thanks for the info. Also, do you suggest waiting a few hours before cutting it or it can be cut right after the cooking?
Not sure if I am just missing it but, how long do you cook it for?
About 10 hours
@@SlapYoDaddyBBQ So that's 2-3 hours at 275 just on the rack and then 7-8 hours more at 275 inside a boat/tent of foil? Maybe these details are reserved for your Patreon subscribers, I'm new here, first video I've watched of yours.
@@trevorthompson9509 try 5 hours on the rack first until crust sets. Wrap, and then remove when bamboo probe tender 2-3 hours later
Nice. I just ordered a 1/2 beef share from local farm and the one thing I have no idea how to cook is the brisket. I just found my method. Thanks. I only have a griddle. So oven it is.
Good luck. Let me know how it came out
Hey Henry, just found your channel and love how informative your contents are! Hopefully, you'll see this and will be able to answer my question. I live an apt and am planning on attempting to make my very first brisket using the oven. Since it'll be my first brisket I plan to just use salt and pepper to keep it simple. I see you used pink salt on your brisket to give the smoke ring effect. If I use a little bit of pink salt and then rub the meat with salt and pepper, how likely will my brisket turn out super salty? Of course, since it's my first attempt I know that the brisket may be flop but ever since I lived on my own I have been experimenting with recipes and learning how to cook which I have come to love! Thanks in advance!
Lee, if you follow my techniques, you'll get a great result in your oven. Remember that Rome was not built in one day and the only way to get better is to not watch LeBron shoot free throws but to shoot 10,000 free throws yourself. Do not believe anyone, especially me. Best to Know for yourself. To know, cook you must, my Paduan. May the Force be with you! Obi-Wan-Harry
Thankyou so much that was a really great video and I'm researching now for my first oven brisket. I got most of what I need from your video alone. I have my own concept for a rub but I will use Wrights liquid smoke and beef broth injection and the butter spray
Have fun! Once you have a few cooks under your belt, you'll be a brisket whisperer!
hello do you recommend adding more salt to the brisket before you cook it since you needed more salt later or does that mess up the process?
Sure, adjust to your taste
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A true BBQ Pitmaster. My hat off to you Mr. Soo.
From one Masus to another.
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Thanks Dexter!
That looks absolutely amazing!
I cant wait to give this a go.
Thanks. Let me know how it comes out
I just found your channel, thank you for sharing your knowledge. I have a question, I have a 20lbs brisket - how long should I cook it for? Thank you
At 275F should take about 8 hours to reach wrap and about 2 to 4 hours after wrap.
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how long is it in the oven
7 hours plus 3 hours wrapped
Total BBQ ammature here; family wanted "anything but turkey" for Christmas dinner. Sister said corned beef, I said no, I'm still tapped out from March.
We compromised with a more traditional brisket - so I bought one from Costco for $65 --- never spent that much on one cut of meat in my life, but for sure I wasn't going to waste it by cooking it wrong!!! Your videos were a lifesaver! Watched the basics first, then this. Thank you!
Happy to hear April. Glad you had tasty results! Keep spreading BBQ love!
How long in the oven?
5-7 hours to crust and 3-4 hours wrapped 275F oven. It depends on your oven and whether it's convection or not
I just mo ed into an apartment and I'm not allowed my smoker so I'm not able to smoke. I just did ribs in the oven and next I'll try this. Thanks Harry!
Let me know how it came out Brad!
I’d assume it can be Cooked in the oven but you knocked it out of the park
Oven is fine and sear on cast iron pan
Great for those that can buy a good smoker thanks god bless you and your family
Thanks, you too Juan!
Mr Beans look afterwards was priceless hahaha
He loved it!
How long did you bake it uncovered, and how long after adding broth and wrapping in foil? Thank you!!
Takes 5-6 hours to crust at 275F depending on oven and size of brisket. Don't rely on time. Cook until crust sets, then wrap, then remove when probe tender. Figure about 8 - 9 hours total cook time for a 12 lb
Hmmm..Mr Beans is spoiled..hahaha..i think this a great way to semi-smoke a brisket..thanks Mr. Soo..love you Mr Beans
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How long do u cook brisket before putting it in the foil please helpppp I’m making a brisket as we speak
It takes about 6-8 hours at 250F depending on whether you have a regular or convection oven
Don't know what I'm missing, but I think I've clicked on every link here, but still can't find the actual recipe. Is it here, or am I supposed to take notes during the video?
Sorry Joe that I don't have time to write the recipes as I'm an OPO (one person operation) and made 330 videos in 2 years. I have a full time job building data centers for a living
@@SlapYoDaddyBBQ Totally understand. When you write a cookbook, I'll buy it.
I love how you are not afraid to trim that fat before it roasts!! Yours is the first video I have seen that actually trims this fat away, as most says this is what keeps it moist. However, I don't like all that fat when trimming later. Yours looks perfectly moist even though trimmed.
I have two briskets from our home-grown, ranch raised beef, I will cook tomorrow, and I WILL trim them first!
I am not a big fan of really smokey .... anything, and prefer a more subtle smoke flavoring. I do have a Traeger grill but will do mine in the oven using liquid smoke, though I don't have an injector syringe. But you gave me great pointers on the fat, sinew trimming!
Your finished brisket looks wonderful!!
Thanks. Keep spreading BBQ love! I prefer less fat and the low n slow renders all the excess fat leaving behind juiciest moist brisket
Ok let's be honest, Mr Beans is the real star of the show LOL :)
Hey Marc, Mr. Beans sends love and hugs!
Looks delicious. But did I miss where you said how long to cook for and at what point it get wrapped and for how long ??
I teach my students to cook until crust sets, wrap, remove when probe tender. Also, to lock their watch and Thermapen in the drawer before they start cooking using my teachings. As a guide, you'll wrap after about 5 - 7 hours @275F depending on the size and weight.
Finally someone who says to NOT wash meat
Dante, happy to share some food science with the world!
Pretty cool man I was wondering if there was a good way to make one in the oven if a smoker wasn’t available...nice one man
Give it a go Brody and let me know now it came out
This video was great until I had to watch Harry eat. E-mail me a piece. lol
Sorry!
Damm you make my mouth water so much , which part of restaurant can I go and eat that ..??
Holy cow that smoke ring is insane as always great video with black belt tricks!!! Do you use your rapid Steele sharpener on your Dahlstrong knives I bought the chef knife and took the edge off it I’m just wondering how you keep them razor sharp. Thanks again Harry.
I use whetstones on my Dalstrong.
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I figured you did, man those are some great knives, time to kearn some knife sharpening. I used your new rub variation today it was awesome and did my first competition style trim. Thanks for the information.
"Blasphemy!" Hahaha my favorite part. I'm trying this right now. Don't have any pink salt, but it's too windy outside to start a fire. Wish me luck!
Good luck! Love what you cook and love how you cook it!
@@SlapYoDaddyBBQ it came out really good sir! It was a big hit at the party.
@@anastaciolopez7438 Awesome. Well done!
Can I trim & inject it the night before to cut down on prep time in the morning?
I'm looking forward to trying this recipe for my first Texas style brisket, but I like my sleep!
Sure you can
My husband and I don't drink coffee (or alcohol). Could you please recommend a good substitute? Thanks.
Skip the coffee and alcohol. I make a Brisket combo that works pretty well. Good enough for 1st place many times. slapyodaddybbq.store/collections/rubs/products/syd-brisket-competition-pack-3pack-of-26oz-rubs-plus-bbq-sauces?variant=42659652141217
Thanks for the tip Harry. I will use this next time at a friend's flat in London.
Serve with some British chips!
Perfect amount of wisdom and information- great video, really helped me out on this!
Glad it was helpful Robbie!
hey harry , thanks for all your good videos , i have a 15 pound brisket that has been dry brining for 26 hours i’m waiting for 48 hours but this is my 2nd brisket cooking 1st in the oven, i’m looking to cook overnight , can you give me any suggestions? time and temp ,
I like 250F for brisket. If you have a convection oven, use a lower temp due to the fan. Don't use time nor temp. Cook until crust sets, wrap, remove when bamboo skewer probe tender. Good luck! 😊
so do you let it rest 2-3 hours in its pouch with all the juices or do you remove it first then let it do its resting? thanks in advance!
Rest in foil and let it cook down until you can handle without burning. Brisket tastes best and served after it has rested.
Good video, brisket looks good! How about some oven ribs next?
Sure!
Question: are you using a water bath in oven while cooking? Also, how often do you spray the ICBINB? Thank you!
No water bath in oven. You can start spraying ICBINB when you see crust starting to form
Thank you so much for replying!
Never would have guessed that smoke ring.
That's some Grand Master black belt trickery.
Hey Steve, no smoke and mirrors (pun intended). Just old fashioned food chemistry th-cam.com/video/G0rHKm-JGsg/w-d-xo.html
@@SlapYoDaddyBBQ Would have fooled me with the appearance. Great content as always.
Thanks for the link.
If anyone is out there that can help me with this recipe: Should I use a convection setting on my oven? And I only have a 4 lb brisket because we have a very small family, so how long will I cook uncovered? Do I have to use Pink Curing or can I substitute Pink Himalayan? Thank you for any and all advice.
Convection is fine. Just will take less time to crust before you wrap. Skip the pink curing salt and it will be fine. No the Himalayan pink salt will not work as there are no nitrites. You can use some celery salt instead as it will give you a smoke ring
@@SlapYoDaddyBBQ Oh my gosh! Thank you so much. I have the coffee and the cocoa et al ready to rub right now. I am going to use the 275 and the rack - Thank you again!! (from Asheville, NC)