How To make Marinated Beef Brisket Texas Style
Texas Dry Rub - see recipe 1 tb Fresh lime juice
1 1/2 tb Madeira wine
3 tb Olive oil [use extra-virgin]
1 Whole beef brisket
- 4 to 5 pounds
From: Michelle Bass Combine the rub, lime juice, Madeira and olive oil in a blender. Process until it becomes a smooth paste. Or combine the ingredients in a small nonreactive bowl and stir into a paste. Scrape the paste from the blender or bowl. With your hands lightly oiled, rub the paste into the brisket, coating both sides well. Cover the brisket with clear food wrap and marinate for a minimum of 36 hours in the refrigerator. Remove the brisket from the refrigerator and let it sit at room temperature (for about 1 hour) before you begin to cook. TO COOK OUtdOORS, use a covered kettle grill or water smoker. In a kettle grill, indriectly cook the brisket over a water pan containing a basting liquid of water, orange juice, wine or something similar for about 2 hours per pound, refreshing the coals with damp smoking chips every couple of hours. The brisket should have a dark crust when finished. If you are using a water smoker, follw the manufacturer's instructions. Remove the brisket from the grill and let it stand for 10 minutes before slicing. TO COOK INDOORS, preheat the oven to 200F. Put the brisket in a roasting pan and place in the center of the oven. Roast for 2 hours per pound, undisturbed. Remove the brisket from the roasting pan and let stand for 10 minutes before slicing. If you like, combine the pan juices with some warm barbecue sauce for serving. To serve, slice the brisket across the grain. Place overlapping slices on a large platter, drizzle with barbecue sauce and garnish with grilled red onions rings. Author's note: The trick behind a perfectly moist beef brisket is slow, even heat or smoke. If you have a water smoker and access to mesquite chips or hard wood, Texas beef brisket takes on added depth. But you can get nice results indoors with your own oven. The Texas Dry Rub becomes the basis of a smoky, savory paste. Serve the brisket with your favorite barbecue sauce, a side of coleslaw and a garnish of sliced, grilled red onions. Note from me: I used this recipe on a 3.25 pound eye of round roast and let it marinate in the refrigerator for 72 hours. It was delicious! The rub was very hot, so I rubbed it off the roast before slicing so there was no overkill on heat. We served two sauces on the side: homemade BBQ sauce and horseradish sauce. Great with baked beans and homegrown tomato salad! Source: "Marinades" by Jim Tarantino
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Texas Style Beef Brisket in the Oven
In this video RA Mateo will show you an easy, low cost way to make a delicious Texas-Style Beef Brisket in your oven.
Ingredients:
Salt
Pepper
Garlic Powder
Claude's Brisket Marinade
Instructions:
Line a roasting pan with aluminum foil. Place brisket in pan and marinade the brisket in the sauce overnight. Preheat oven to 250 degrees Fahrenheit. After marinating, liberally sprinkle salt, pepper and garlic powder on top. Cover with another layer of foil to seal in the steam and flavor during the cooking process. Cook for one hour per pound of meat, minimum 3 hours to an internal temperature of 200 degrees Fahrenheit.
When meat has reached the desired temperature and is tender, remove from oven. Let sit 30 minutes before slicing.
You can also shred the meat and make shredded beef brisket sliders.
Tips:
If you prefer to make your own marinade, you can use beef stock, barbecue sauce, and liquid smoke.
Make sure you are cooking with some liquid in the pan and the meat covered so the brisket does dry out.
Texas Smoked Brisket Recipe | Over The Fire Cooking by Derek Wolf
Texas Smoked Brisket is simple but classic! ????????????
Having done a couple brisket recipes, I decided to make the holy grail of barbecue: Texas Smoked Brisket. Simple salt, pepper and garlic powder (optional of course) seasoning on this packer brisket. Smoked low & slow then wrapped in butcher paper and finished off. I ended up using some beef tallow to make it even extra juicy and tender! Find this whole recipe on my blog or linked in my bio! ????????
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Best Oven Baked Brisket
This is how i make beef brisket in the oven. This recipe is so helpful in the cold months or if you have no access to a grill or smoker. You'll be happy with the results every time.
You will need:
6 pounds trimmed beef brisket
1 cup barbecue seasoning:
a mix of ( 3 tbsp smoked paprika, 1/2 tbsp cayenne pepper, 1 1/2 tbsp salt, 2 tbsp brown sugar, 1 tbsp garlic powder 1 tbsp onion powder) 1/2 tbsp black pepper
barbecue sauce to serve
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BBQ with Franklin: The Brisket
FULL EPISODE! Aaron dives even deeper in the world of Brisket. Watch Now! -
In this first episode of BBQ with Franklin we go straight to the important stuff: the meat. Find out what you should look for when choosing a brisket to smoke, how it should be trimmed and Aaron reveals his age old recipe for seasoning.
Music:
Greenville Girl
(Keyton/Makowski)
Vox/Bass - Solid Gold Makowski
Drums/ Rusty ole' Milkcan - Kory Cook
Bari Sax/Barnyard Skronk - Thad Scott
Guitar/Dobro/Barnyard Skronk - Big Jeff
Recorded/mixed by Dale X Allen
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Texas Style Brisket | Smoked Brisket Recipe with Red Butcher Paper on Ole Hickory Pits Smoker
Texas Style BBQ Brisket | Smoked Brisket Recipe with Red Butcher Paper
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Today I’m cooking a whole packer brisket on some smoke! For this Texas Style Brisket cook I’m starting with a full packer brisket. That means it has the flat and point still connected.
You’ll want to trim any thick fat down to ¼” and also remove the thick deckle fat that connects the brisket flat and point. This fat won’t render during cooking and it helps the brisket lay flat which helps with uniform cooking.
This is a Texas Style Brisket, which means a simple mix of Kosher Salt and Corse Black Pepper is all you need. I mix ¼ cup of salt and ¼ cup of pepper together in a shaker and coat the entire outside of the Texas Style Brisket with a good dose. Let the Texas Style Brisket rest on the counter while the pit comes up to temperature.
For Texas Style Brisket you can expect a long cook time, so be prepared to maintain an even temperature for several hours. I’m using my Ole Hickory MM running at 250⁰ for this Texas Style Brisket cook but any cooker can be set up to cook indirect.
Just make sure you use a good probe thermometer (I use the Thermoworks ThermaQ dual probe thermometer - you can check it out here: ) to monitor grate temperature throughout the cook.
Once the smoker is stabilized, place the Texas Style Brisket fat up on the cooking grate and close the lid. Traditionally Texas style brisket is cooked with post oak but I don’t have any, so I’m going with the next best option and that’s Pecan.
After 5 hours, the outside of the Texas Style Brisket will start to turn dark. This is exactly what you want to happen, and it’s time to wrap at this stage.
Tear off 2 big strips of butcher paper and lay them cross ways on the table. Place the Texas Style Brisket in the middle and wrap with the first layer of paper flipping the brisket. Flip the brisket upright and it’s ready to go back on the pit. It should be laying fat side up the entire time on the pit.
Monitoring the internal temperature of the Texas Style Brisket is important now, so stick a probe into the thickest area of the flat right through the paper. Be sure not to go too deep; it should rest right in the middle of the flat. Set the alarm for 200⁰ and get ready to wait another 3-4 hours.
Once the alarm sounds at 200⁰ the Texas Style Brisket is ready to come off the pit. For brisket you should feel almost no resistance when you stick it with a probe.
Place the Texas Style Brisket in a dry cooler and close the lid. It needs to rest for at least 2 hours before slicing but as much as 6 hours won’t hurt.
For serving Texas Style Brisket separate the point and flat. Cut the flat into ¼” slices and split the point right down the middle against the grain. Cut it into slices and cube the outer edges for burnt ends. Texas Style brisket is one of my favorites and you can’t beat the simple flavors it has when done right!
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Smoked Bourbon Marinated Brisket
Marinating brisket is not traditional, but the result was absolutely amazing. This process works particularly well if you use a pellet smoker, as developing bark can be more difficult. The sugars and flavors on the surface start to caramelize for an incredible final product.
Marinade:
1/2 cup Smoked Bourbon
1/2 cup maple syrup
1/2 cup soy sauce
1/2 cup Dijon mustard
2T Worcestershire
4 cloves chopped garlic
2 chopped chipotle peppers in adobo
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