Basic Low-and-Slow Brisket

October 17, 2012

Yesterday I shared my Bold Brisket Rub, but without the brisket it’s nothing more than a big ‘ol bowl of spices.  Here’s my simple to prepare and simple to execute basic low-and-slow brisket recipe to put it to the test.

 

Brisket Ingredients

1 Brisket, 12-16lbs

1 cup bold brisket rub

¼ cup yellow mustard

 

Instructions

Prepare grill for indirect cooking (or smoker if available), approximately 250 degrees.  Trim brisket of all hard fat and trim remaining fat to approximately ¼-inch. Rub both sides with a thin coat of yellow mustard.  Coat entire brisket liberally with dry rub.  Place on grill (or smoker) away from the heat source.  Cover and allow to cook until brisket reaches 190 degrees internal temperature (approximately 8-10 hours).  Remove, rest for 15 minutes and slice against the grain.  Serve and enjoy ya’ll!

 

Clint Cantwell, Grilling.com Editor

 

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Ellen S More than 1 year ago
Always a great addition to the pit! Mmmmmmmm;-)
Joe S More than 1 year ago
TOTALLY AWSOME FLAVORS !!!
Paul K More than 1 year ago
love the mustad on it juiceieeeee
Teresa H More than 1 year ago
sounds yummy!
Keith P More than 1 year ago
Outstanding
Cathy B More than 1 year ago
In the recipe for bold brisket rub it calls for worcestershire powder - I've never heard of this, where can I get it?
Teresa H More than 1 year ago
Probably will depend on where you live Cathy, I searched it and there are many places online that have it, search it and see if any place near you sells it or maybe you can order it online since it's not a perishable per se.
George M More than 1 year ago
tryed it an it teast great
Christina O'Connor More than 1 year ago
sounds great I am saving this thanks
Leslie F More than 1 year ago
yum
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