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Dry Aged Smoked Brisket
Follow our guide on how to dry age brisket and smoke it to perfection. Dry aging the brisket first allows for added flavor and juiciness. These steps are simple and easy to follow, starting with an 11-14 pound packer cut brisket.
Dry Aged Smoked Brisket
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Gilbert Duran Jr
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I dry age my brisket in a small refer in a shed that I have the temp set at 38, 39 degrees. I take my brisket out of the vacuum sealed pack dry it off completely with paper towels put it in full 2 inch deep hotel pam and set another hotel pam sam size full of rock salt under brisket and cure for 38 days. Smoke my brisket at 250 for 7 hours or too a temp of 200.