Commercial Smoker Recipes
Smoked Brisket
Handload Smoked Brisket
6-8 hours
150S 138 lbs. | 300S 275 lbs.
This recipe for Smoked Brisket is designed for both the 150S and 300S Handload smokers. Be sure to follow the ingredient amounts and instructions specific to your unit size for the best results.
Ingredients
Model 150S
- 10 Beef Briskets (10-15lbs. Average)
- 2 1/2 Cups – Mustard
- 12 1/2 Cups – Seasoning
Model 300S
- 12 Beef Briskets (10-15lbs. Average)
- 3 Cups – Mustard
- 15 Cups – Seasoning
Directions
Preparation
Pat the brisket dry with a paper towel.
Trim the brisket as needed, bringing the fat cap down to 1/4”.
Coat the brisket with mustard, then season generously on all sides.
Let the brisket rest at room temperature for 45 minutes while the smoker preheats.
Line the smoker drip tray with fresh aluminum.
Smoking Procedure
Preheat the smoker to 180°F with dampers closed.
Place briskets on separate racks, fat cap up, and insert meat probes to monitor the temperature.
Once smoker preheats, cook for 2-4 hours at 180°F with dampers 2/3 closed, until the internal temperature reaches 90°F.
Once internal temperature reaches 90°F, fill a pan ¾ full with dampened sawdust, shape into a funnel, and place on smoke burner.
Smoke briskets for 3–5 hours at 180°F until the internal temperature reaches 165°F.
Once internal temperature is reached, remove briskets from the smoker, wrap tightly in butcher paper, and return them to the smoker.
Increase the smoker temperature to 225°F and close the dampers
Cook until the briskets reach an internal temperature of 190–195°F.
Once internal temperature is reached, remove briskets from the smoker and let them rest in an empty cooler for 1–3 hours before serving.
Smoked Brisket
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