If you'll cook it long and slow you can get a good texture, but it's never gonna taste like a charcoal and
wood smoked brisket.
Not exact matches
To
smoke the
brisket and breast, build a hardwood fire in the fire box using pecan, oak, or any fruit
wood.
Pivoting to a smoker is easy once you have that set up — simply add your
wood chips and lower the temperature for tender
smoked brisket or pork ribs.
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Cover the grill and maintain a temperature of 210 to 225 °F
Smoke the
brisket for three hours adding additional briquettes and
wood chips as needed.