Thank you Susie! This is exactly the video I need! I am in the process of smoking one right now- was going to try naked but I think I will stick with paper based on your video. You have taught me how to trim and smoke my brisket, and it is much appreciated! Love your channel.
Suzie, this was so helpful! Been an offset/pit barrel/WSM user forever, but I’ve gone to the pellet side now. I’m sitting on a flat of available-but-iffy quality, and i really wasn’t sure how to deal with it on a spanking new Woodwind Pro. Thanks to you, it’s game on! Time to sub! 🤗
Looks Delicious, I made my first flat yesterday, came out a bit dry, started at 235 degrees. Took 4 hours to get to 165. Wrapped it and had to increase temperature to 275 and it stalled there, had to up temperature to 330 to finally get to 205. I let it rest in a cooler for 2 1/2 hours and it was dry. Should I have not increased the temperature? It cooked wrapped for 5 1/2 hours. I thought that was too much but everyone says it has to hit 205.
I have to do 3 Flats for Christmas (would have preferred a whole brisket, but guest wanted to contribute and bought the brisket and thought leaner would be better)...I am nervous about the cook. Need some thoughts on whether I should plan a much longer cook time for 3 vs 1.... SOS
Thanks for another great video. Just wanted to share back to you an idea since you give me so many. Try using leftover brisket for beef stroganoff, it is awesome! Hopefully I will see you do a video of your recipe doing it.
The flat, pound for pound, is more expensive than a packer because it's been trimmed that much more. I've loved your videos and made several of your recipes. The Dr. Pepper jalapeno jerky is one of my absolute favorites.
These videos have helped w doing my 1st brisket. I would like more info on how you setup your grill. Is that foil placed under the grates? Do u ever use a container w water under the brisket for added moisture inside the grill? I recently purchased the Weber Smokefire ex4. There has been some reviews about grease fires down in the box and a buffer under the meat will help
The foil is under there to make cleanup easier after. I just swap it out between cooks. I also never use a water pan. I've never found that it makes much of a difference where I live.
Thanks for that. Another question. I like the low sugar in your bbq sauce, but my Amazon prime free shipping have your Texas bbq sauce for $18 for the 18oz. Ur store has it for $9 plus shipping. Is this a miss on Amazon.
Amazon charges a ton of money to list products there, and while the shipping is free for you it definitely isn’t for us. Their rates can be ridiculous. So unfortunately we have to charge more. We would lose a ton of money trying to keep our Amazon price in line with our website.
275F is too hot for a pellet smoker. You might be able to go that high with an offset, but not a pellet. I wouldn't go more than 225F for the smoke phase, then up it to 250F after wrapping.
I have a piece of a brisket (no idea whether it is point or flat or both) that I think this will work with. Where did you get your injector? I looked at the video description and I didn’t see any link.
It's always called the Texas crutch.... because that's what it is. Also, a pellet smoker adds 0 smoke flavor. If you want smoke flavor from a pellet put some wood in aluminum foil on top of your fire or somewhere where it will get enough heat to smoke.
Would a porter beer work or something more smoky or mild? I don’t see an IPA working. Too bitter. I would like to see you make a prime rib. Its challenging because half my family likes it bloody the other half not!
Love this video. I can't wait to try it. I have a Masterbuilt smoker (saw your's in the background). How do you suggest getting the "bark" that brisket is so famous for? Maybe a few minutes on high on a grill?
Great BBQ recipes….but…. How in the world do you NOT have flies all over you while you are cooking outside. We’re in Texas too and I’m ALWAYS fighting flies. Please tell us you have a secret you can share. 🤞
I’ve never taken brisket past 200 and always had a juicy brisket. Is that just an American thing like wearing your shoes in the house? Cause I am Canadian 🇨🇦
It actually depends on your altitude on what temperature you should cook it to but I think only professional chefs learn this. Where I live the boiling point is 195F so if I go past that it will be cooking all the moisture out. So where I live my target temp is right around 193-194 however feeling how soft the meat is when you probe it tells you when it’s most tender and done. Pushing it closer to the boiling point helps caramelize the fats and makes its taste like sweet candy.
NGL every time I watch Hey Grill Hey, it's just a good smoke and a great family night! Thanks for good content every time I need some help!
I’ll be giving smoking a flat a try. Full packers are getting hard to find, they are expensive, and I am cooking for just two. Love the channel!
Came for the smile, stayed for the food. Omg!!!
Thank you Susie! This is exactly the video I need! I am in the process of smoking one right now- was going to try naked but I think I will stick with paper based on your video. You have taught me how to trim and smoke my brisket, and it is much appreciated! Love your channel.
Suzie, this was so helpful! Been an offset/pit barrel/WSM user forever, but I’ve gone to the pellet side now. I’m sitting on a flat of available-but-iffy quality, and i really wasn’t sure how to deal with it on a spanking new Woodwind Pro. Thanks to you, it’s game on! Time to sub! 🤗
Excellent and what a genuinely nice person. Thank you.
I'm gonna have to try the flat only. Never tried that before! Thank you for a great video!
Thx just got a flat yesterday from Publix. Gonna smoke for the game. Thx 4 sharing.
Great Stuff, We can’t wait to try this one. I haven’t been to successful on my brisket yet. Thank you 4 sharing!
Looks Delicious, I made my first flat yesterday, came out a bit dry, started at 235 degrees. Took 4 hours to get to 165. Wrapped it and had to increase temperature to 275 and it stalled there, had to up temperature to 330 to finally get to 205. I let it rest in a cooler for 2 1/2 hours and it was dry. Should I have not increased the temperature? It cooked wrapped for 5 1/2 hours. I thought that was too much but everyone says it has to hit 205.
Thank you very much. Perfect for the flat i just bought.
Looks absolutely yummy! 😋 Will definitely give this a shot!
awesome cook and great end presentation. Thanks for sharing.
I have to do 3 Flats for Christmas (would have preferred a whole brisket, but guest wanted to contribute and bought the brisket and thought leaner would be better)...I am nervous about the cook. Need some thoughts on whether I should plan a much longer cook time for 3 vs 1.... SOS
Your background looks very similar to mine. Hahah. You may live right by me. Peoria Az shout out!
Thanks for another great video.
Just wanted to share back to you an idea since you give me so many.
Try using leftover brisket for beef stroganoff, it is awesome!
Hopefully I will see you do a video of your recipe doing it.
Hey Suzie can you try a smoked brisket style chuck roast on a propane grill?? I've done plenty of smoked pork loin that way but my chuck wasn't great
I love your content. Always fun and informative.
you are my hero, thanks Suzie!!
Love to watch your videos thank you for sharing this with us
The flat, pound for pound, is more expensive than a packer because it's been trimmed that much more. I've loved your videos and made several of your recipes. The Dr. Pepper jalapeno jerky is one of my absolute favorites.
These videos have helped w doing my 1st brisket. I would like more info on how you setup your grill. Is that foil placed under the grates? Do u ever use a container w water under the brisket for added moisture inside the grill? I recently purchased the Weber Smokefire ex4. There has been some reviews about grease fires down in the box and a buffer under the meat will help
The foil is under there to make cleanup easier after. I just swap it out between cooks. I also never use a water pan. I've never found that it makes much of a difference where I live.
Thanks for that. Another question. I like the low sugar in your bbq sauce, but my Amazon prime free shipping have your Texas bbq sauce for $18 for the 18oz. Ur store has it for $9 plus shipping. Is this a miss on Amazon.
Amazon charges a ton of money to list products there, and while the shipping is free for you it definitely isn’t for us. Their rates can be ridiculous. So unfortunately we have to charge more. We would lose a ton of money trying to keep our Amazon price in line with our website.
Nice! Love your channel my friend… keep sharing, I’m subscribed 🙏😀
275F is too hot for a pellet smoker. You might be able to go that high with an offset, but not a pellet. I wouldn't go more than 225F for the smoke phase, then up it to 250F after wrapping.
I have a piece of a brisket (no idea whether it is point or flat or both) that I think this will work with. Where did you get your injector? I looked at the video description and I didn’t see any link.
Did you go fat side down after wrapping as well?
It's always called the Texas crutch.... because that's what it is. Also, a pellet smoker adds 0 smoke flavor. If you want smoke flavor from a pellet put some wood in aluminum foil on top of your fire or somewhere where it will get enough heat to smoke.
Would a porter beer work or something more smoky or mild?
I don’t see an IPA working. Too bitter.
I would like to see you make a prime rib. Its challenging because half my family likes it bloody the other half not!
Absolutely!
Thanks for the ghee tip
Omg, mouth watering
Lucky your mouth is watering because that's the only moisture you're going to get eating this brisket
Love this video. I can't wait to try it. I have a Masterbuilt smoker (saw your's in the background). How do you suggest getting the "bark" that brisket is so famous for? Maybe a few minutes on high on a grill?
Hey I’m having trouble with my masterbuilt app any suggestions on how to fix it? Can’t set temp or time Thru the app
Masterbuilt could probably help!
so glad to see this as a flat brisket is easier to obtain here in Northern Ireland, my next cook
Yum 🤤
That’s what she said
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Great BBQ recipes….but….
How in the world do you NOT have flies all over you while you are cooking outside. We’re in Texas too and I’m ALWAYS fighting flies. Please tell us you have a secret you can share. 🤞
We just get lucky!
I watch The Office to much. I thought she was going to say "it's got an oaky afterbirth."
I’ve never taken brisket past 200 and always had a juicy brisket. Is that just an American thing like wearing your shoes in the house? Cause I am Canadian 🇨🇦
It actually depends on your altitude on what temperature you should cook it to but I think only professional chefs learn this. Where I live the boiling point is 195F so if I go past that it will be cooking all the moisture out. So where I live my target temp is right around 193-194 however feeling how soft the meat is when you probe it tells you when it’s most tender and done. Pushing it closer to the boiling point helps caramelize the fats and makes its taste like sweet candy.
we need to hear your husband give us words of wisdom
I just went to Costco and bought a flat thinking it was the point. Whole brisket was 2.99 lb and the flat was 6.99 lb.
When you cut it up with out showing and don't try it then it must have been dry.. lol
Wiah i seen this video before wasting 30 bucks. Mine came out so dry
I did this couple months ago and it was a complete disaster. Way way too salty and tasted like pot roast
Super dry and tough looking brisket
Looks Dry…
dont look done
Her brisket looks dry