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Last edited by Jerod Broussard; May 30, 2015, 07:53 PM. -
I watched this the other day. I have been curious about using butcher paper on other cuts as well.-
I reheat so many, I go with foil since it is better for that. But I got plenty butcher paper.
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Jerod Broussard , I use the Texas Crutch on pork butts especially because I like to reserve the juices and run them through a fat separator and mix it back in with a little some of the mop sauce I use and maybe a pinch of the rub.
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I ordered some Texas post oak, and will soon be ordering a Wagyu brisket from SRF. I'm going to emulate Aaron Franklin's brisket, w/ butcher paper, to the best of my ability when the stars align. His rub, and even his fire starting techniques. I think it will be fun. And of course I will share it with y'all. Don't laugh if I fail, Jerod Broussard.Comment
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Huskee you stated that you're going to try to duplicate Aaron's brisket. If I read correctly in his book he states that his pit temp is 275 F. Are you going to try to cook at that temp also? I'm will be doing a 3 day brine, BBBR and pit temp at or close to 225 F. and hope I don't screw up a $189 piece of meat. 😓 -
DWCowles let me retract my earlier statement that SRF briskets are "Dry aged" 28 days, their website doesn't say dry aged, but simply "Aged 28 days". Perhaps, and likelier, is that they wet age them 28 days before freezing. Still, I wouldn't let them sit thawed much more than a week or so, gut feeling.
Regarding the brisket, I don't use Aaron's smoker, and Aaron uses his bi-metal gauges. Are they accurate? Perhaps. Or does Aaron just know how his smokers behave even if they gauges are a little off? Definitely! So I won't be emulating his temps, I will stick to what my smoker wants to do, which varies with the wood I'm using. I've never used post oak splits, so we'll see what its sweet spot will be using them. Last brisket I did my Yoder cruised along nicely at ~240.
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Franklin gets his briskets from Creekstone farms. I think they are a little bit more but comes with free shipping. I want to try one someday.
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I bought some untreated pink butcher paper and wrapped last week's brisket in it at hour 10! #SoPretty
Can't wait to start my fire at 3 am with that greasy paper, just like ole' Aaron does!
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Yeah, Aaron gets just about every Creekstone they will send him. Life gets rough for him when he has to go to the store and get Select.Comment
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Being the old-school bastard that I am it feels like cheating to use anything other than what you can get at the store. The whole idea of BBQ is to take a poor cut of meat and turn it into something better than the folks up in the big house are eating.Comment
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The first brisket I bought at the local meat market had to have been a select cut although I was told it was choice. Cooked it according to the MH technique / recipe to the "T" and it was just tough. I have bought the rest of my briskets at Restaurant Depot to get the CAB brisket. Every one was 100 times better than the first one. For the competition last November, my bro sprung for a Wagyu brisket that was absolutely unreal
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BTW, I have a great interview with John Markus in the can waiting for me to gain mastery of the editing tools and I will post it this week or next.Comment
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I loved the video, but how much of the difference can be attributed to the fact that the briskets came off of different animals? Even controlling for herd, location, feed, and breeding, there must be some difference. I'd like to see this repeated a dozen times or more for the information to be accurate. And I'll have some of each, please and thank you!Comment
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