PELLET GRILL BRISKET THE BEST SUMMER DINNER

Let’s make your summer cookouts extra delicious with this smoked pellet grill brisket, cooked low and slow to perfection.

Ingredients & Supplies

Whole packer brisket Salt Pepper Cutting board Sharp knives Peach butcher paper Smoker Wood Meat thermometer

To trim, cut the fat cap so that it's ¼-inch thick and trim any gray edges. Flip the brisket over and trim any excessive fat patches and silver skin.

1

Sprinkle salt and pepper all over the surface of the meat and fat cap. Smoke the brisket at 225 degrees until the internal meat temperature reaches about 160 degrees.

2

Remove the brisket and wrap it like a present in peach butcher paper. Put it back on the smoker and cook until the meat reaches an internal temperature of 200-205 degrees.

3

Let the meat rest for at least an hour. This allows the juices to settle on such a large piece of meat. When ready to carve, slice the brisket across the grain.

4

Your summer barbecues will be everyone’s favorite spot when this brisket is on the menu — it’s the ultimate summer dinner.

Readers love it!

I love brisket but had never attempted to cook my own. Thank you for all the tips and how to trim! It was great.

MORE  SUMMER BARBECUE RECIPES

Smoked  whole chicken

bacon  macaroni salad

Roasted  potato salad

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