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Any suggestions on buffalo vs beef brisket given that buffalo is supposedly leaner? Test grilled a 3lber yesterday at 235. Wrapped at 165, cooked to 195 (total cook time a little over 6 hours) but still came up a bit dry. Thank you all.
Any photos prior to cooking? At 3 pounds, I'm assuming it was only a small portion of brisket flat. Always tough to get just a small portion of the flat to come out moist even on beef. Can't count the number of times I have seen people post about doing a brisket test run using only a small 3-4 pound piece of the flat. Cooking a whole brisket, point and flat, is sooooo different and IMO much easier. But the biggest tip I can give you, it's done when it's tender. Use temp only as a guide. When it probes tender in the thickest part of flat, it's done. The point is more forgiving.
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At 3 pounds, I'm assuming it was only a small portion of brisket flat. Always tough to get just a small portion of the flat to come out moist even on beef.
Can't count the number of times I have seen people post about doing a brisket test run using only a small 3-4 pound piece of the flat. Cooking a whole brisket, point and flat, is sooooo different and IMO much easier.
But the biggest tip I can give you, it's done when it's tender. Use temp only as a guide. When it probes tender in the thickest part of flat, it's done. The point is more forgiving.
lean brisket is bad for bbq. Also, any 3lb brisket is bad for bbq.
Some Eggs, some Weber stuff, the occasional Traeger, and various other things that make flames and hold coals.