Hatch Chile Rubbed Brisket

Started by DTAggie, November 05, 2010, 08:56:51 PM

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DTAggie

Prior to getting the yard birds from an earlier post going, I prepped a 7.5 lb brisket with my simple salt/pepper/Grub Rub combo and then rubbed it with some fire roasted hatch green chiles I had frozen then thawed and diced.  Just put the brisket on with 4 hrs of Oak.  The Oak was so good on the yard birds I decided to keep it going on the yard cow! 




squirtthecat


Oh my...    I'll be watching this one for sure!!

DTAggie

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hal4uk

That looks like it's GOTTA be tasty!
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Heck Yeah, I'll be watching this one too...

That gives me an idea!
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Wowser! 

Go ahead tease me .. make me wait for episode II to see how this turns out.

That should be a winner!
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ronbeaux

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DTAggie

13 hours to hit IT* of 190.  In FTC now.  About to slice and serve.  Will have more pics in a bit.


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Good side.  Had some little tasty bites off the rack.  Whooooo weeeeeee!

SouthernSmoked

Heck Yeah David, that looks good!!
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Keymaster

Killer looking Brisket Aggie!!!!

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I think I want to borrow Hal's hammer and get in on some of that. 

Looks fantastic, DT.
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DTAggie

I gotta say this was a good experiment.  I chopped the fire roasted hatch chiles in a food processor then applied the mixture and let sit in the fridge about 10 hours.  The brisket was just right - able to slice but melt in your mouth tender.  The chiles had a nice bark but not a dried bark typically found in brisket.  The taste was amazing with smoke and chile then a few seconds after swallowing, the heat from the chiles would hit you.

Tried a bit of the new Starmes sauce.  Now that really kicked it up a notch!!




Smokin Soon

QuoteThe chiles had a nice bark but not a dried bark typically found in brisket.  The taste was amazing with smoke and chile then a few seconds after swallowing, the heat from the chiles would hit you.


That's the part I like, a bark that is nut crusty, but explodes with flavor! Beautiful!