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Brisket in MES

Posted By: Cool Mo D

Brisket in MES - 12/11/17 01:22 AM

What say y'all?
Posted By: PKnTX

Re: Brisket in MES - 12/11/17 03:54 AM

I say I don't know what MES is.
Posted By: SnakeWrangler

Re: Brisket in MES - 12/11/17 04:06 AM

Originally Posted By: PKnTX
I say I don't know what MES is.
Posted By: MacDaddy21

Re: Brisket in MES - 12/11/17 04:17 AM

MES = Masterbuilt electric smoker.
Posted By: bigbob_ftw

Re: Brisket in MES - 12/11/17 11:54 AM

So what is the question?
Posted By: DPirates80

Re: Brisket in MES - 12/11/17 03:04 PM

8 hours at 225...once it hits stall phase around 145-165 degrees, take off wrap in butcher paper, and throw it back on til it hits 202 internal temp...throw it in cooler and rest it.
Posted By: Stub

Re: Brisket in MES - 12/11/17 04:55 PM

Originally Posted By: Cool Mo D
What say y'all?


I say
worthless
Posted By: StretchR

Re: Brisket in MES - 12/11/17 05:26 PM

I cook briskets in my MES all the time. I normally split a packer brisket into flat and point chunks, then cook each to the appropriate temp. I use either pecan or oak chips, and smoke for most of the cook. I cook at 225 until the meat temperature is 200-205, then wrap and rest in an ice chest. The flat is frequently done before the point. Depending on the brisket it may take 16-20 hours to get to temp (and tender).
Posted By: QuitShootinYoungBucks

Re: Brisket in MES - 12/12/17 03:15 PM

Originally Posted By: StretchR
I cook briskets in my MES all the time. I normally split a packer brisket into flat and point chunks, then cook each to the appropriate temp. I use either pecan or oak chips, and smoke for most of the cook. I cook at 225 until the meat temperature is 200-205, then wrap and rest in an ice chest. The flat is frequently done before the point. Depending on the brisket it may take 16-20 hours to get to temp (and tender).


This, and yes, an MES will take FOREVER to get to 200. Stick with it.
Posted By: SapperTitan

Re: Brisket in MES - 12/16/17 03:06 AM

Originally Posted By: QuitShootinYoungBucks
Originally Posted By: StretchR
I cook briskets in my MES all the time. I normally split a packer brisket into flat and point chunks, then cook each to the appropriate temp. I use either pecan or oak chips, and smoke for most of the cook. I cook at 225 until the meat temperature is 200-205, then wrap and rest in an ice chest. The flat is frequently done before the point. Depending on the brisket it may take 16-20 hours to get to temp (and tender).


This, and yes, an MES will take FOREVER to get to 200. Stick with it.
Thats because many times when you set the temp at 225 its really cooking at 200-210. I purchased an oven thermometer just because of that so I can see the true cooking temp. I usually have to set mine to 240-250 for it to reach 225 even after Masterbuilt replaced my control unit.
Posted By: bigbob_ftw

Re: Brisket in MES - 12/16/17 03:25 AM

Originally Posted By: SapperTitan
Originally Posted By: QuitShootinYoungBucks
Originally Posted By: StretchR
I cook briskets in my MES all the time. I normally split a packer brisket into flat and point chunks, then cook each to the appropriate temp. I use either pecan or oak chips, and smoke for most of the cook. I cook at 225 until the meat temperature is 200-205, then wrap and rest in an ice chest. The flat is frequently done before the point. Depending on the brisket it may take 16-20 hours to get to temp (and tender).


This, and yes, an MES will take FOREVER to get to 200. Stick with it.
Thats because many times when you set the temp at 225 its really cooking at 200-210. I purchased an one thermometer just because of that so I can see the true cooking temp. I usually have to set mine to 240-250 for it to reach 225 even after Masterbuilt replaced my control unit.


Good point.
Posted By: varnoldi13

Re: Brisket in MES - 12/19/17 02:38 PM

great for larger briskets that need to be cooked over night 12+ hours. for the 10 lb and under I go with the traditional smoker.
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