KC Brisket Burnt Ends




Chef Tom fires up the Yoder Smokers YS640s Pellet Grill for these Kansas City Brisket Burnt Ends, just in time for the biggest football game of the year! Go Chiefs!

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  1. 907Lopez
    907Lopez says:

    It's been -15F here in Alaska this past 3 weeks. Once it warms up I feel like I need to smoke a brisket. I picked up some of that Bovine Bold seasoning and used it on a prime rib, turned out legit. I wanna try it on brisket and do some burnt ends.

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  2. Seb B
    Seb B says:

    Chef Tom needs 16lbs of brisket to end up with 2lbs of burnt ends. Like the content as always, but that (in my view) excessive trimming is a bit much

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  3. Finite Tuning
    Finite Tuning says:

    @1:35 this is the reason I don't bother with briskets, ya pay by the pound only to throw half of it away! All that time and effort to end up with just a beef roast. Don't get me wrong, I like brisket, but I just don't feel it's worth the time and money for what you end up with in the finished product. I mean, I could sauce up a rib roast in just a 1/4 the time/money and get the same flavor end result. Know what I mean?

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  4. Mark Rothermel
    Mark Rothermel says:

    Great recipe. Always have just sliced off the point and made the burnt ends when it's time to wrap the flat as well. Definitely going to try doing just the ends one time, although I worry about cooking the flat by itself a different time. Would it not dry out more without the point on top of it?

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  5. Mark Million
    Mark Million says:

    MAN that looks good! For someone that's not as experienced would it make it any easier to separate the 2 muscles if you smoked the whole brisket and then separate it later? Those cuts look pretty intimidating.

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