Saucy Rossy BBQ
Beef

Low & Slow Offset Smoked Brisket

A whole beef brisket smoked low and slow over oak with a simple SPG rub, pushed through the stall and rested overnight for buttery-tender slices.

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Method

  1. 1Season the brisket all over with a homemade SPG rub of salt, pepper, and garlic.
  2. 2Run the offset smoker between 200–225°F with oak wood and smoke the brisket low and slow to lock in smoke and build the bark.
  3. 3When the brisket hits the stall, bump the smoker up to 275°F to power through.
  4. 4Pull the brisket at 195°F internal and let the residual heat carry it up to 203°F for perfect tenderness.
  5. 5Wrap the brisket and rest it until it comes down to 175°F.
  6. 6Hold it in the oven overnight to keep it juicy, then slice and serve.

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