WebPlace the brisket back in the pellet smoker remaining fat side up. Smoke until tender in the middle of the flat which was 203 in this video which took a couple more …
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Start by preheating and setting the pellet grill smoker to 225°F with your favorite wood pellets. Place your brisket on the grill fat side down. The fat acts as a heat shield for the meat and will give you the best finished result. Cook the brisket at 225°F until the brisket’s internal temp reaches 160°F.
Smoke your brisket “low and slow.” The pitmasters who made a name for themselves cooking Texas-style brisket say 250 degrees F is ideal if you’re cooking a large piece of meat. Smoking at a lower temperature for a long time gives you tender brisket that makes you the hero you always wanted to be. (Over exaggerate much? I think not).
The best wood pellets for smoking beef brisket are woods that offer a robust smokiness, like hickory, oak, or mesquite. Mesquite wood pellets have a pronounced earthy flavor that may be overpowering over the period of a long cook, so we recommend combining mesquite pellets with oak in a 1:1 ratio.
Instructions 1 Season the tri tip with the rub and allow the rub to melt into the meat for one hour. 2 Set your pellet grill to its "Smoke Setting". ... 3 Smoke the tri tip on "Smoke" for one hour. 4 Raise the temperature of the pellet grill to 250F. 5 Cook another 30-45 minutes until an internal temperature of 130F is reached. More items...