Brisket Tacos with Smoked Salsa




Chef Tom cooks up some Brisket Tacos with a Smoked Salsa. Enjoy!

Full recipe: http://thesauce.atbbq.com/brisket-tacos-smoked-salsa/

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35 replies
  1. Luis Castillo
    Luis Castillo says:

    The point of smoking a tough piece of meat, low and slow, is to render the fat and make it tender. The entire process essentially results in a lot of the internal liquid content to come out. Wouldn't most of the injection come out with it?

    I'm guessing there's no stall since there's no brisket point either, cause otherwise an injection would also increase internal water content which would increase the chances of a stall too.

    Just curious what the point of the injection was, when you could go with a dry rub alone and be potentially better off.

    (I usually avoid injections cause it's extra work and extra mess, and haven't noticed a difference in juiciness. Just want to hear your opinions and experiences. Maybe I might be doing something different.)

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  2. J Lew
    J Lew says:

    I made brisket today, but it was dry and stringy. ☹️ cooked a smaller piece than yours for over 7 hours and didn’t want to risks taking it further It’s sitting I juiced overnight, still warm, so I hope it does it’s thing. I wish I’d seen your video before I started. Thanks, the video was very entertaining

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  3. J W
    J W says:

    i like how you have the charcoal grill going in the background to provide smoke look. These 2K dollar smokers dont smoke meat worth a damn.

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  4. Tony Williams
    Tony Williams says:

    Chef Tom! Loving your videos my guy! Awesome video quality and great information from you. Mad respect! Looking into upgrading my bbq equipment soon. What is the bbq/grill you are using for the brisket in this video. Looks like a good size for me. Thanks Bro! Keep up the awesome videos!! -Tony

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