Steam First, Smoke Second: The Science Behind a 6-Hour Brisket That Rivals a 16-Hour Cook
Chris Young demonstrates how to cut brisket cook time from 16 hours down to 6 using an inverted method: steam at high heat first to blast past the stall and accelerate collagen breakdown, then smoke uncovered for fast bark development. The video covers restaurant-style trimming, Dalmatian rub, predictive thermometer use, and the food science behind why this shortcut actually works.
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by Chris Young
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🧾 Ingredients
- 1whole beef brisket
- 2kosher salt
- 3coarse black pepper
- 4white oak wood (pre-burned to embers)
- 5diluted curing salt (optional, for smoke ring)
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