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Now that Jenny is gone...Behr or anyone else have any suggestions on seasoning? I've never smoked anything in my life.

Jhen, Bubba or Sly might be better ones to ask. I particular about what goes on my meat....

Jokes aside. For me, I only season a brisket lightly with my 25-25-50 (sea salt-granulated garlic-cracked pepper_ mix. Then brush on the BBQ sauce. (I don't use a brush, just tongs)
 
Jhen, Bubba or Sly might be better ones to ask. I particular about what goes on my meat....

Jokes aside. For me, I only season a brisket lightly with my 25-25-50 (sea salt-granulated garlic-cracked pepper_ mix. Then brush on the BBQ sauce. (I don't use a brush, just tongs)

I am not a huge BBQ sauce guy. That being said, I've never tried anything vinegar based. I was thinking about doing a dry rub.
 
Jhen, Bubba or Sly might be better ones to ask. I particular about what goes on my meat....

Jokes aside. For me, I only season a brisket lightly with my 25-25-50 (sea salt-granulated garlic-cracked pepper_ mix. Then brush on the BBQ sauce. (I don't use a brush, just tongs)

That's what I use. Maybe different proportions. Not sure what else anyone would need to put on there.
 
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I dont put bbq sauce of any type on my brisket. I only use Yard Bird dry rub. I dry rub just about everything I cook. I inject certain things, but thats about it.
 
I dont put bbq sauce of any type on my brisket. I only use Yard Bird dry rub. I dry rub just about everything I cook. I inject certain things, but thats about it.

Where do you buy that locally? It looks like it might be a bit much for me, but looks worth trying.
 
I dont put bbq sauce of any type on my brisket. I only use Yard Bird dry rub. I dry rub just about everything I cook. I inject certain things, but thats about it.

That's why all your pics look awesome, but it taste like crap. :)

I kid.
 
I was gonna do a brisket Saturday but the baseball tourney killed that. Next one I do, I will mail you some and let you see for yourself.
 
if you want to keep it moist. Build a hot, hot, hot fire and cook it for about 10 hours. Put the meat directly over the fire.
 
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