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Mud Piglet is here, brisket for his first BBQ!
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Mud Pig
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Well I've never been a fan of brisket in any form. I actually avoid it at even the best BBQ joints cause it doesn't do it for me. I simply don't consider it very flavorful. However, with the arrival of my new son Declyn I figured it was time to do a brisket on the egg. My life has been turned a little upside down so why not try and do a brisket that I think is worthy of putting all the effort in to.
I did a two step cooking method on the brisket, first in the egg and then in the oven. Came out pretty well.
On to the cook:
Here is a 6 pound brisket rubbed down the coarse Dizzy Dust, rosemary and brown sugar. I did this the day before and put her in the fridge overnight.
Here is the brisket after 6 hours over hickory wood at 225 degrees. Got some good smoke flavor in the meat.
Prepping for the finish in the oven I made some homemade Apple BBQ sauce. Recipe for that is: Apple BBQ sauce - 1 cup of apple sauce, 1 cup ketchup, 1/4 soy sauce, 1/2 cup honey, 2 chipotle peppers, 1/4 molasses, 1 tbs worcstecher sauce, 1 glove garlic, 1 medium sized onion, diced finally, I lemon, mix all, make sure to crush peppers.
Into the oven covered by the BBQ sauce at 350 degrees. Make sure you use heavy tin foil to seal the tray nicely. You want the moisture to stay in the meat.
After 2 hours she reached 195 degrees and was done. I let the brisket rest for about 45 minutes to redistribute the juices.
Took the BBQ sauce from the cook and all the drippings and reduce it by half to make a really rich BBQ sauce. I skimmed the fat off when it finished reducing.
Started slicing the brisket up for dinner.
Made some really nice reduced BBQ sauce smothered brisket sandwiches for dinner.
The brisket came out great, but I'd still say that brisket is pork butts ugly step sister. Something about brisket just reminds me of my grandma's pot roast, which is not a compliment. All that work and a steak done in 10 minutes over high heat tastes way better and beefier.
I got some extra hugs last night after the big day of cooking courtesy of my 12 day old little boy. Thanks Declyn!
Such a cute little poop monster!
That is all.
MP
I did a two step cooking method on the brisket, first in the egg and then in the oven. Came out pretty well.
On to the cook:
Here is a 6 pound brisket rubbed down the coarse Dizzy Dust, rosemary and brown sugar. I did this the day before and put her in the fridge overnight.
Here is the brisket after 6 hours over hickory wood at 225 degrees. Got some good smoke flavor in the meat.
Prepping for the finish in the oven I made some homemade Apple BBQ sauce. Recipe for that is: Apple BBQ sauce - 1 cup of apple sauce, 1 cup ketchup, 1/4 soy sauce, 1/2 cup honey, 2 chipotle peppers, 1/4 molasses, 1 tbs worcstecher sauce, 1 glove garlic, 1 medium sized onion, diced finally, I lemon, mix all, make sure to crush peppers.
Into the oven covered by the BBQ sauce at 350 degrees. Make sure you use heavy tin foil to seal the tray nicely. You want the moisture to stay in the meat.
After 2 hours she reached 195 degrees and was done. I let the brisket rest for about 45 minutes to redistribute the juices.
Took the BBQ sauce from the cook and all the drippings and reduce it by half to make a really rich BBQ sauce. I skimmed the fat off when it finished reducing.
Started slicing the brisket up for dinner.
Made some really nice reduced BBQ sauce smothered brisket sandwiches for dinner.
The brisket came out great, but I'd still say that brisket is pork butts ugly step sister. Something about brisket just reminds me of my grandma's pot roast, which is not a compliment. All that work and a steak done in 10 minutes over high heat tastes way better and beefier.
I got some extra hugs last night after the big day of cooking courtesy of my 12 day old little boy. Thanks Declyn!
Such a cute little poop monster!
That is all.
MP
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Looks great man and congrats. Pictures with the little guy are special.
Not a big brisket fan myself but still make a couple a year just for kicks.Thank you,DarianGalveston Texas -
The baby is wonderful! COngrats to your family I just did a 6lb in 6 hours and it was wonderful! Why did you finish in the oven? why not the egg?
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He looks just like you!! Soo dang cute!
Congrats to you and your wife!!
I hardly ever have brisket. I'd go for a steak first.Molly
Colorado Springs
"Loney Queen"
"Respect your fellow human being, treat them fairly, disagree with them honestly, enjoy their friendship, explore your thoughts about one another candidly, work together for a common goal and help one another achieve it."
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Pretty baby!
Nice brisket and sauce
Tired Daddy -
MudPig, Congratulations on your little Mud Piglet, Dedyn! He's a cutie.....now go and get some rest.
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Wooo Hooo...waht a precious baby! You are a lucky man indeed. (the brisket looks great - and I'm sure you agree "everything egged tastes better)!
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Congrats on the new addition to the family!!
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Beautiful baby and I agree,COW AIN'T Q!
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I wanted to cook the sauce over the brisket for the finish. I could have done so in the egg, but an oven suffices when you are going to cover up the meat in a sealed container.
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Can't believe he is actually here, but I can't imagine my life without him.
MP -
Brisket looks great. And your son is absolutely precious. Congratulations!
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