How accommodate a 20″ Packer Brisket in a 18.5″ WSM,
without cutting it in half…
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I have a 18,5" WSM so this video was right up my alley!
Great tip on how to "stretch" the wsm..
Cheers from Norway
Enjoyed the video, can't go wrong with a Weber! I have a Pit Barrel Cooker, one time set for the vent, no temp gauge and will cook and smoke a 16 lb. to 18 lb. brisket in 7 to 8 hours! Made one and it came out perfect! Nothing like the Pit Barrel Cooker, the meat hangs instead of setting on a grate. Best investment I ever made! Your brisket looked fantastic! I also smoke my briskets with hickory wood. I like the bold smoke flavor! Enjoyed the video! Take Care!
I used to cut 14 pounders in half. They're too big, and too old (Canadian meat is allowed to age gracefully). 7-9 pounders are optimal. I wrap around 160, works like a charm. My setup, 1 bottom vent FO, top FO. Set years ago, forgot about it. What smoke wood did you use? What temp did you take it to?
I do need a Brisket Wrench though. Nice clean grates, JB. Look new.
I love it when you talk Texan. And your even know the pull test…..I'm impressed. Is the thermometer on top; accurate? I
Always informative
Don't know if I have ever commented but I have been a long time subscriber, great idea, great brisket, great job!
pretty in-genius
Smart idea, JB! I'll have to keep that in mind!
I usually just tuck the flat end up under then when it shrinks it levels out.
LOL @ the brisket wrench! The finished brisket looked outstanding! My grill is currently down for maintenance, and I've gotta get off my lazy ass and get it back together. One can only go without for so long. LOL
Great idea JB. I just got the same smoker and I would never have thought of that. Thanks.
So clever JB. This engineer salutes you! What an elegant solution.
JB you don't have to say hey girls. I think we're all getting there equal now. Except for the feminist of course. God damn freaks.
What was the temp you smoked it at JB? Great vid! And is 275 a good temp? Franklin BBQ uses that as his standard temp. Thank you
Damn JB… them grates look brand new…. keep'n that smoker clean boy.