Texas-Style Smoked Brisket Sandwich


Tender, smoky brisket piled high on a soft, buttery bun, dripping with BBQ sauce and loaded with flavor straight outta the pit. That rich bark, juicy pull, and deep smoke ring? Certified pitmaster vibes.

Ingredients:

For the Brisket:
12–14 lb whole packer brisket (point + flat)
Mustard (binder)
Salt, black pepper, garlic powder (Texas-style rub = 1:1:1)
Wood chunks (oak or hickory)

For the Sandwich:
Brioche buns or potato rolls
BBQ sauce (your fave sweet or spicy blend)
Pickles or slaw (optional, but elite)

Instructions:

  1. Prep the Brisket:

Trim excess fat, leaving a ¼-inch fat cap.

Coat lightly with mustard, then apply rub generously on all sides.

Let sit at room temp for 30–45 mins.

  1. Smoke It Low & Slow:

Preheat smoker to 225°F (107°C).

Add brisket and smoke fat-side up for 6–8 hours.

Once internal hits ~165°F, wrap in butcher paper or foil.

Continue cooking until probe tender (195–203°F).

Rest for at least 1 hour before slicing. Let the juices settle.

  1. Build the Beast:

Stack sliced or chopped brisket high on a toasted bun.

Drizzle with warm BBQ sauce.

Optional: add pickles, slaw, or a splash of hot sauce for that kick.

Serve HOT and Messy
No lettuce, no fluff — just brisket, sauce, and buns. This is the real BBQ move. Napkins? Bring a roll.

Enjoy

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