I had invited friends from Jiu Jitsu over for a fun socially distant get together at the house today.
I enticed them with a promise of my homemade smoked brisket. So smoked brisket there had to be. I purchased a whole packer brisket earlier this week and got the preparations underway.
So I made the rub and applied it to the brisket, than into the smoker it went.
Then began 18 hours of smoking low and slow over locally-sourced hickory wood (I'm running out of hickory and apple wood now).
It came out rather awesome, if I do say so myself.
The meat from the flat was nice and lean but still moist and fork-tender. The meat from the point of the brisket was fatty as expected and described by some of my meat-loving jiu jitsu friends as "candy".
The brisket was a big hit and we pretty much devoured the whole thing.
Everyone brought a dish to pass (and some brought more than one - a generous group they are), and they brought beer to help wash the brisket and other delectables down.
A great time was had by all 10 guests as we sat around in a socially distant manner and had some good food among a good bunch of people.
2 comments:
Hey Aaron;
If you weren't so far away, I might have driven up there for a taste of that...Yum!
MrGarabaldi: If you;re ever up this way, let me know and there'll be a seat at the table waiting for you.
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