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Cowboy Smoked Brisket Recipe


Cowboy Smoked Brisket Recipe
This is another of those recipes I would never share.A little old man in Conroe Texas taught me to make this many years ago.I have been serving it for about 15 yrs. and it is a killer brisket.

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Ingredients
  • 1 large brisket trimed
  • 1large onion
  • 1 lb. good bacon (apple wood smoked works well here)
  • For rub
  • 1/4 cup salt
  • 1/4 cup course ground pepper
  • 1/4 cup garlic powder
  • 2 Tbrown sugar
  • Cayenne to your taste
  • For the mop
  • 1 cup applecider vinegar
  • 1 bottle of beer
  • 1T.red chile flakes
  • 1T course black pepper

Directions
  1. With a thin blade make a cut in the brisket on the thick side that runs almost the full length and almost the full width
  2. Dice the onion and baconand mix it together well
  3. Stuff the Brisket with the bacon onion mixture
  4. Rub the Brisket with the dry rub wrap in plastic and stick it in the fridge for 8-12 hours
  5. When geting ready to smoke remove the Brisket from the fridge and let it come to room temp.
  6. Heat your smoker to 250 degrees
  7. Place The Brisket in the smoker it usually takes about an hour a lb.
  8. Mop the brisket every couple of hours
  9. and flip it ocasionaly so the bacon fat seasons all the meat
  10. Replenish your fire and wood as needed
  11. A tip to cut your time is to remove the brisket after 4 hours wrap it in foil and put it in a 300 degree oven for 3 hours or so
  12. When the internal temp. reaches 190 degrees remove your brisket and allow to rest for 30 min.
  13. Slice thin against the grain
  14. Enjoy

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Comments


Another winner. THX so much.


Oh yeah, baby! This one sounds fantastic! Love the way bacon and onion are stuffed in brisket, and there's nothing better than slow cooked meat!


You are so good at all of this, bobby. You wanna move in with me? I'm in love! My thanks and my five, my friend.
Lorraine


Sounds wonderful! Got the smoking bug on Sunday and did a chicken and some sausage....the sausage did well, but the chicken (6 pounder) took way too long...think it was the 20 degree temps outside that reduced the internal temperature of the smoker at the top. I am going to give this a try as SOON as it warms up a little. Bacon and onion stuffed brisket....be still my heart.


This is brisket at it's best...I so miss our big ol' Texas briskets...they average 3-6 lbs up here in Jersey...and cost about 4 bucks a lb...umm, to me, that's a roast. Lol...Have to try the bacon/onion stuffing, sounds great. Thanks for posting!


OH Bobby this sounds delicious, bacon and onion stuffed brisket, this is a keeper, it would taste good with the perogies you picked up!


My favorite birthday dinner used to be BBQ brisket...this one sounds great.


YOU are the best! Thank you for sharing this long held secret recipe for all of us to enjoy. It sounds incredibly delish. We don't have a smoker, though - can it be done on a regular charcoal grill with indirect heat?? I'm figuring it can, but of course it will lose that wonderful smoker flavor...maybe time for us to invest in one - this recipe is too tempting!


Thanks for sharing and I love brisket and esp smoked foods! Great post


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