How to Smoke Brisket in a Charcoal BBQ for Beginners

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In this video i'm going to show you how to smoke brisket in a charcoal BBQ!
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If you own a charcoal BBQ, you'll be able to follow this video and learn how to smoke brisket.
There are many different types of kettle style BBQ's, however the set up and method we've used in this video will suit most kettle BBQ's.
Or if you own a different type of charcoal BBQ, you can set that up for smoking and reference the temperature guides and brisket tips shown in the video.
Now this brisket was one of THE BEST briskets i've smoked! It was so unbelievably juicy, perfectly tender and packed full of flavour.
If you are going to learn how to smoke brisket from a video, this one is it!
Brisket quality is one of the most important parts to get right when smoking a brisket. My strong advice is to spend the extra money and get a good quality brisket. If you have a group of friends to feed, suggest everyone splitting the cost and get a high quality brisket, your results will be much better!
You want to look for a nice uniform brisket with a nice thick flat, a brisket with a nice amount of marbling (intramuscular fat), but not one that's got heaps and heaps of top hard fat on it too. Try to avoid cheap, lean and small supermarket briskets.
The brisket I used in this video is something you want to try and target.
For anyone wondering, the brisket I used in this video is a Rangers Valley "WX" brisket with a marble score of 5+. I picked it up from our butcher at Austral Meat here in Adelaide.
For reference, find some of the temperature guides and brisket steps we used in the video below:
- We ran our smoker at around the 275F/135c range.
- We smoked this brisket for around 4 hours before we set up to boat it. I like to aim for a brisket internal temperature of around 160F/71c before I wrap/boat. I also like for my bark to be nice and set at this point too.
- I started checking for probe tenderness around the 200F/93c brisket internal mark, this took around 9.5 hours in total to get to that point. That time will vary depending on the size of your brisket, the type of BBQ you are using and many other factors.
- I wasn't 100% happy with the brisket probe tenderness around that mark so I kept the brisket smoking until I was. It wasn't until around the 205F/96c mark before I was happy with it. Always favour probe tenderness over internal temperature, some briskets will probe nicely around 200F/96c, others may need to go as high as 215F/102c internal before they are right. Every brisket is different and it may take some practice before feeling and understanding what is right.
Also, if you are interested in more kettle BBQ videos, check these ones out below:
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[@LownSlowBasics]

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[@2011bluj]

*clears throat* AS A BORN AND RAISED TEXAN ☝🏽still living in Texas (apparently we’re pretty rare nowadays 🤷🏽‍♀️ lol) I have to say…I’ve seen many videos in how to cook a brisket but what I appreciate about yours is that you REALLY know your meat. You know your temps but you’re also going off of what you see and feel which you need in order to pay true respect to the meat so it comes out perfect. I can’t wait to try your methods cause your meat came out looking nice and juicy but it doesn’t completely fall apart when you cut it. You clearly know what you’re doing and I appreciate that so much!

[@LownSlowBasics]

Oh mate this is some great feedback! Thanks so much! That’s means a lot coming from a true Texan! Really appreciate you! 🙏

[@rickbell814]

Cooked about 10 briskets in my smoker! I have always wrapped them.. but this one I didn’t and followed your foil boat and rendered down all the fat from the trim. Used the extra fat and glazed the brisket throughout the cook. By far my best brisket yet thanks to you 🤙🙌

[@LownSlowBasics]

Love hearing this!!! Thanks mate and great work.

[@frankgarcia8974]

Are you temping behind the brisket furthest from the charcoal the entire time? I find my grill has very different Temps depending on how close I am to my charcoal

[@rickbell814]

@@frankgarcia8974pretty much in the middle of my smoker. I have a big offset smoker and don’t seem to have too much problems with my temp as long as I keep an eye on the firebox

[@keithmiller5459]

Assuming you didn't use match light

[@JayTrades0456]

Super good to know. I'm gonna try this method this weekend. Thank you so much for some user feedback. Cheers.

[@Dkhz]

I rarely come back on videos to comment after a recipe but this time I wanted to! I made the brisket using the exact same technique, I have a kettle weber bbq at home and it worked perfectly. Juicy as hell and super tasty! Thank you, I did a very simple rub with pepper and salt !

[@LownSlowBasics]

So good to hear! Good work!

[@chrislegend_legendary5812]

There's hundreds of recipes , but I like smoked paprika,brown sugar,onion powder,garlic powder rub.....mmmm

[@LownSlowBasics]

🔥🔥🔥

[@EatWhateverTheFuckYouWannaEat]

No salt?

[@peterliu1902]

If this guy is Aussie he knows a hell lot about US bbq and in general knows what hes talking about 👍👍👍

[@LownSlowBasics]

Thanks mate! Sure am Aussie!

[@Snaproll101]

Brisket that would make a central Texan proud!

[@The_slightly_indecent_one]

Thinking only Americans know how to do US BBQ is like thinking only Italians know how to cook pasta.

[@Feety_Feet]

Considering the bbq was invented in the Caribbean, and most of the meats used are German, and the British invented charcoal, the term "US bbq" makes no sense. That's like trying to say pizzas are American. In fact "South African bbq" would make more sense, as braais/bbq are common there, more than anywhere else in the world.

[@jamescalderallen4919]

Jesus christ he wasn't saying in negative or in a derogatory manner to all you youtube professors in here 🙄!! He was simply stating the obvious that a lot of people overseas don't watch American television so rhey wouldn't have easy access to it. As someone who has been to a few different countries and loves bbq American BBQ is definitely a style. I didn't not hear one word about America inventing it. To get technical American style bbq comes from African Americans.

[@DFWSKATE]

after over 15 years of cooking this is my 3rd cooking video watching. and it was good

[@LownSlowBasics]

Appreciate you mate 🤘🙏

[@judichristopher4604]

EXCELLENT VIDEO... You just taught an old dog a new trick. I have been cooking/grilling/smoking for over 40 years... with my restaurant and have never seen this method... Love it..

[@kandriel]

Amazing brisket, video, and explanation. I feel like I’m ready to smoke my first brisket after watching this video 🍻 👍

[@taylorhaines1695]

Love watching an Aussie smoker, being one myself the terminology is a lot easier to understand. I’ve been smoking for a while now, I’ve found the easiest and quickest way to start my coals has been with a Makita heat gun, red hot within minutes!

[@LownSlowBasics]

Cheers mate. Oh that’d definitely do the job.

[@kellyb7321]

Just bought my first Weber kettle last week and have been craving brisket. This video and description was great as it gives clear instructions on cooking temperatures and how to achieve them as well what meat temperatures to look for before moving to the next step in the process. Thank you!

[@LownSlowBasics]

Most welcome 🤘

[@BackyardSmokeMasterBBQ]

You did an excellent job explaining & demonstrating each step in the process. Great video!

[@LownSlowBasics]

Thanks so much.

[@WHOOP817]

I love the snake method its great for those of us who dont own a big smoker. If you have a small charcoal grill you can do this method and cut the brisket in two separating the point and flat to get it to fit. A good cheater method is once you have a dark bark set you can finish it in a slowcooker. Once a dark bark is set it wont get any more smoke flavor anyways and you can have more control of when it is finished that way.

[@LownSlowBasics]

Definitely. Great tip mate!

[@sosteezy8120]

Insert meme of guy slamming change and his credit card on the table aggressively

[@LownSlowBasics]

😝😝😝

[@SmokeyM24]

Ive never done BBQ a day in my life but today is a new day💯 Yesterday I went out and got me a nice ole Wagyu Brisket 🥩 now I'm smoking it exactly how you did and boy oh boy😁This thing has me drooling just looking at it🤤🤤🤤 Thank you so much for one of the best learning experiences ever🖤💯

[@LownSlowBasics]

No worries at all mate!

[@dertyroosta6789]

My mouth watering u just stopped me from cooking my brisket now

[@LownSlowBasics]

🤘

[@RowanTasmanian]

That was one of the best looking briskets I've ever seen. I love your BlackJack Kettle. I also appreciate your advice, but you never over talk on the videos. Your instruction is clear and precise. Well done and thank you.

[@LownSlowBasics]

Thanks mate, I try to keep them easy to follow.

[@altercon3336]

I've never cooked a brisket or smoked anything. Really, I've done only very basic grilling. Followed it as closely as I could and it turned out amazing.

[@jonyoung6405]

I’ve used the “ snake method “ in my Weber Kettle several years. After a 9-10 hour smoke, and good night sleep, I finish up in my kitchen oven. Cheers mate!

[@LownSlowBasics]

Cheers 🙏

[@deanandkay]

So you smoke it overnight? Or let the brisket rest overnight?

[@jonyoung6405]

I smoke it through the night . In the morning it gets covered and into my kitchen oven that is set to 215 f (100c) . Stop cooking once the Brisket reaches 205f. Let set for a few hours. Serve . Cheers.

[@rosahubbard3080]

Excellent ! I particularly liked that you explain everything so a beginner like myself can do it. The best brisket yet!!

[@C-Mah]

Thanks for this. Those seemingly small tips will make a world of difference.

[@onlyme219]

Once he sliced it, I was all in. Yes a lot of time and faffing about but come on looks mouth-watering :)

[@LownSlowBasics]

Thanks mate!

[@pragmatik5305]

Must be one of the best guides I've watched on any topic. Really want to step my BBQ game up, but I will practice on some pork butts before tackling the mighty brisket. A roast this size would run you $300-400 here in Norway - provided you could get your hands on it in the first place, considering it's not a common cut.

[@LownSlowBasics]

Oh wow that's crazy! Thanks for the kind words too.

[@TheSilvercue]

I went to Norway (I live in the U.K.). Prices are so utterly ludicrous for everything there. Never going back.

[@fongaming101]

I have to say, much better than mine, im from fort worth texas too ! Nice job mate!

[@jimmeeGray]

Great video, clear explanation and instruction. What I especially like is that you take the time to respond to everyone who comments or asks a question and that is HUGE. You also made me hungry for brisket I'm planning to buy a grill with a firebox soon and with your help I'll be smoking brisket. Cheers mate

[@LownSlowBasics]

Most welcome mate! Enjoy.

[@safekraka]

Thanks for the vid mate. I have had a bullet smoker, unused for about 2 years. Time to get off my arse and put some meat on the table :)

[@LownSlowBasics]

You’ll love it 🔥

[@joetheplumber5781]

That was AWESOME! Simple and to the point instructions. Thank you!

[@LownSlowBasics]

Thanks mate!

[@Preset1]

Bloody incredible video. Such an easy video to follow along to with what seems every detail and question one would have covered. Keep knocking it out of the park 🤙

[@LownSlowBasics]

Thanks heaps for the feedback legend.

[@danielcharlton4025]

I've been watching your videos for ages. So weird randomly seeing you on MKR! Good luck man

[@frankgarcia8992]

I'm using my husband's account, and he always cooks the brisket. Today, I'm using your video to grill as a beginner (the brisket 💪🏾) and I have so much confidence now! The instructions were perfect and then the full recipe in the description, it's marvelous! Can't find this sort of accuracy from women's recipe websites. I'm using half a brisket as its just us, but it's high quality and a nice size. Hopefully, I will arrange the briquettes correctly so I don't get bad smoke😅 but I have a feeling this will be one of my best meals. Thanks again. Oh, BTW, I plan on making brisket nachos with the pickled onions and lots of pico so hats off to a tender brisket!!!🎉🥳👍🏾

[@EarthChickadee]

Hi there ma'am, Did you half your brisket (cook one and freeze the other for later)? I just purchased a big brisket too and was thinking about doing the very same thing. I was interested in how yours turned out. My Oklahoma Joe's charcoal grill is a "rectangle" (not round like the one in the video), and my grill is super duper heavy. I think it's made of cast iron (it's a very old one. I found it in my dad's shop after he passed and use it now for smoking whole chickens~ it does GREAT!). Anyway, I thought by splitting the brisket in half, it would fit more easily on the grill AND be easier to handle/move. I can't just "turn" or "rotate" my grill plate like he does in this video. I would have to turn the entire brisket. Also, how did you set up your charcoal? As I have never EVER seen this "snake method"! Thanks! Happy grilling!

[@joemartinez4091]

Can’t wait to try it tomorrow

[@victorsuarez2954]

I have never seen someone really explain everything for beginners like this, specially cause some of us have just this type of grill at least at the beginning..thanks.

[@jekinbro]

Best bbq channel on yt by a mile

[@thelonegamer7482]

I agree, I love boning a brisket lol ;-)

[@LownSlowBasics]

🔥🔥🔥

[@brian6268]

After watching this video I am no longer intimidated and instead inspired to try a brisket on my Weber kettle. That thing looked absolutely amazing, yet so simple.

[@LownSlowBasics]

Let us know how you go 🙏

[@brian6268]

@@LownSlowBasics finally had some warm and calm weather in my area of the states yesterday to try a 9 lb (trimmed) brisket I got at the local butcher. It turned out amazing! I prefer lump charcoal and used one of the baskets that came with my Weber, so I had to add fuel twice, but I was able to keep the temp between 250-300F for the majority of the 9:45 cook. I had temp probes in the flat and the point. It was very interesting to see the flat jump up and get 26 degrees out in front of the point at the very beginning and then have the point catch up and both be 156 when I boated it. Then, same thing happened again the second half of the cook, but with just a 14 degree difference. Something I wasn't expecting and got a little nervous about at first, but didn't panic and trusted the process. It stalled out again around 195 for a little over an hour. I don't know if that is typical or not, either, but once it took off again I probed it for tenderness at it was ready! Thank you for your excellent videos and tips! A good friend who loves bbq said it was the best brisket he'd ever had, which was a high complement coming from him.

[@yungstaxxx6095]

Born and raised in Texas, lived here all my life, and I gotta say this man’s brisket looks damn good

[@LownSlowBasics]

I appreciate you 🙌

[@simonberry7692]

Really good videos. Thanks heaps

[@jasongibson8114]

Great video I'm so excited cooking my first brisket this weekend. Im following your instructions very closely. Thanks for the video.

[@jorgen.andersson]

I watch your movies and learn a lot. Greetings from Sweden / Jorgen

[@Diamondback4387]

2:13 About the seasoning, SPG is always a good base. Mix & match is good to. For example, some times I will crush up Doritos & mix it the dry rub in with a honey, mustard, & apple cider vinegar mix. This process which has many names, I call a damp drench.

[@LownSlowBasics]

Love that idea mate thanks for sharing!

[@hemmerch]

Great video man. Love the thoroughness. Thanks! Subscribed

[@travisfrederic1339]

Awesome job!!! Thanks!

[@NungaxRum]

Awesome cook m8. That Oklahoma kettle looks the goods too

[@LownSlowBasics]

Thanks mate it’s nice 🔥

[@BarbieNOregon]

Thanks! I Finally got my first JUICY Brisket yesterday thanks to a few tips I got form your video! I posted it on my shorts it was wonderful and my husband thanks you! LOL

[@SistaSarah]

I’m making this right now with a 15lb’er!!! I’m so excited- thank you so much for sharing

[@finjack5249]

i'm from malaysia i just wanna say i really love brisket but sadly can't taste any we don't have them here :( .i really crave brisket for such a long time and got an idea to make one myselft but the equipment i need to make one is preety expensive for me as a student.i really like watching people cook brisket with such passionate and endded up juicy like yours. love ur video dude i'm rooting for u

[@turk38922]

Thanks for this vid!! Gonna give this a try

[@ElanaElyce]

Doing this for the first time in about a week. When I'm researching my way towards grill mastery, naturally I view several vids and read several articles/blogs... I'm gonna stop right here. I think this is everything I need. Plus I'm doing it the day before event so I'll be able to comfortably take my time and be at ease. Thank you for this very clear, detailed & straight forward guidance! I can't wait!

[@snapperhead1355]

Bro I'm dying here 🤤🤤 great tutorial mate, couple beers and that brisket cooked like that I'll be in heaven

[@LownSlowBasics]

Thanks mate 🔥

[@jaredrivera670]

I’ve been using your pork belly burnt ends and this video religiously when Qing up some brisket and belly! Great work!

[@smitty8350]

This may be the best brisket video that I have seen.. and I have seen alot of them.. great detailed video sir. well done.

[@micheleedwards2464]

Got a bbq/smoker for Christmas, always wanted to do this, thank you for the video.

[@LownSlowBasics]

Most welcome mate

[@AnthonyDeith]

omg. my first attempt and nailed it thanks to your great video

[@anthonytilly5558]

As a beginner that's a brilliant video... very well explained. Thanks mate 👍

[@LownSlowBasics]

Cheers mate!

[@usnavyone]

ok my friend wish me luck, I'm trying tomorrow to cook a brisket for my family, I'm horrible at cooking brisket using dog food lol, wish me luck, I've watch the video four times lol, I'll send you pics, Thanks! Patrick

[@alexbaiocco8741]

So I watched you video and smoked my first brisket for my birthday party today. Thanks to the great instruction I was able to cook a damn good 12lb brisket. Looking forward to other videos

[@LownSlowBasics]

Great work mate and happy birthday!

[@UEnjoyMiself]

gonna try this!!!

[@alexisseguin8157]

Just got a Weber 22 Charcoal grill today and this is going to be one of the first things I try!

[@LownSlowBasics]

Nice!

[@jhamezsky]

Wow that was simply amazing!!! subscribed!

[@MrVara411]

Fantastic video tutorial, step by step. Thanks!

[@LownSlowBasics]

🙏

[@Passionatemoviebuff]

The brisket looked amazing and I wish I could taste it. great Video mate

[@georgegalea1937]

I’m 5 hours in for my first Brisket. Following every step. Looking good so far. Thanks mate.

[@Zenaitha]

How did it turn out?/

[@shannongerbes]

​@@Zenaithait's been two months, I'd assume it's jerky at this point

[@hitekksteff]

🤣🤣🤣

[@nateunderwood6726]

I did it step by step yesterday by far best brisket 🎉

[@user-gx6sk8bo6c]

best charcoal bbq finely cook and smoked

[@RobMorganAustralia]

Thank you! Great tutorial and video :)

[@MrDrebella]

Thanks for the awesome easy demonstration I will give it a go

[@LownSlowBasics]

Most welcome

[@thebarexam614]

I never tried to smoke brisket before and 2023 Thanksgiving is going to be the first time I try to do it and I'm nervous ah lol. I I've taken some notes from this video and a couple others and can't wait to give it a shot..

[@dekolijn8064]

From. Holland you got skills mate!!! 👍👍👍👍

[@dgblac0]

I like that you are using a kettle because most viewers have one.

[@LownSlowBasics]

Thanks mate :)

[@Teddymawg]

This is a great recipe. Cooked brisket for the first time in my webber and it came out perfect. Best brisket I ever had. Thanks for showing us this process!!!

[@ajluvzlondon4214]

May I ask which Weber grill did you use? I am thinking about getting the Master-Touch kettle or the ProQ Ranger.

[@paulgoodall_]

Dude, one of the best brisket 'how tos' I've seen. Well done.

[@LownSlowBasics]

Thanks heaps mate.

[@darren_irvine]

Followed your video today and came out bloody mint thanks alot man first time trying and was a great success!

[@LownSlowBasics]

Great to hear!

[@BerettaTV]

Good answer to the dirty smoke question, I’ve always been reluctant to try the snake method due to concerns about that until now.

[@LownSlowBasics]

Cheers mate

[@travisfurber1368]

Mate. This is the best video I’ve seen on explaining this. I’ve followed bbq pages for years but not had the confidence to give it a go myself. Feeling quite confident I could nail this now. Cheers!

[@LownSlowBasics]

Enjoy mate 🤘

[@travisfurber1368]

@@LownSlowBasics cheers man. Looking at getting my own set up in the coming months. When it comes to the actual bbq would you recommend the Oklahoma Joe over a Weber or are they much the same when it comes to results? Any insight would be appreciated. Cheers

[@benbryce2788]

magic video mate - the step by step on the kettle is awesome

[@LownSlowBasics]

Thanks legend

[@steveaumann6335]

Excellent video, I’m cooking my first one and using your video 👍👍

[@TheBlomberFactory]

This is one is one of the best looking briskets ive ever seen.

[@sheilaren123]

Thank you for sharing your cooking videos. Yummy mouth watering. Briskets

[@LownSlowBasics]

Most welcome

[@jimmyrustler1353]

Brilliant video mate. Thank you.

[@LownSlowBasics]

Cheers mate

[@Meister1551]

Nice video with the best advice I've seen so far for cooking a brisket. Can't wait to give it a try on my Weber Kettle.

[@LownSlowBasics]

Cheers mate

[@TheRanchNetwork]

We've been eating more beef lately, I'll try your method for sure! Great job!

[@LownSlowBasics]

Cheers mate!

[@dancummane3668]

I’m just learning how to do this but I don’t know why everyone “evens” out the thickness. That’s what I love the most is really crispy bits as well as the moist fall apart meat.

[@allenfitzgerald2046]

Excellent Job !! Can't wait to do this !

[@LownSlowBasics]

Hope you enjoy it!

[@mckeon1960]

Great simple video

[@AlbozIndustriez]

Thank you for this amazint video! Also big thanks for mentioning the Celsius degrees, was a big help! Saved this one because i'm gonna try it out next summer

[@LownSlowBasics]

Cheers mate!

[@funk541]

Great video! Good choice on the brisket too.

[@LownSlowBasics]

Thanks mate

[@Zenaitha]

Going to attempt to smoke a brisket for the first time ever using this method today! Wish me luck!

[@trew7901]

How did it go?

[@Zenaitha]

@@trew7901 very good! Seriously was one of the best briskets I’ve ever had. Will def do it again this summer!

[@gs1234579]

Wow ...I learned something thank you so much .100 brother

[@LownSlowBasics]

Glad to help

[@therealadamwest]

would love to save these awesome tutorials to my watch later, but none of your vids have a save to playlist button?

[@BrianF.1969]

Another great video and I always enjoy watching. I did some pork ribs on my Weber Kettle last week and learned a lot about controlling temps and how the grill acts using the snake method. Top vent was always wide open. I was able to hold temps around 225 degrees for the first half of the cook than 275-280 the last half. The ribs came out great and now I'm ready to try a brisket.

[@LownSlowBasics]

Oh nice mate! Enjoy 🔥

[@jumbo8996]

Jeez that looks delicious. Really great video, inspirational…👍👍❤️

[@michaelsangster5673]

Awesome as always bro. Im using the method you did a few weeks ago with the slow n sear. Going good so far. Quality content mate, have a good New year.

[@LownSlowBasics]

Thanks mate, you too.

[@shannonnewton3861]

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[@judichristopher4604]

185* is what we usually do here in New Mexico (USA)...

[@ants7075]

This has to be the best brisket video I have seen (and I've watched alot!). Last time I tried to cook brisket using the snake it smelt and tasted wrong. Wasn't sure if it was the briquettes (I'm in NZ and used Heat Beads) or overuse of smoking wood. Your video has motivated me to give it another go - thanks again!

[@LownSlowBasics]

Most welcome mate! Hit up BBQ BOI over there and get some olive pip co briquettes.

[@richarddaley6403]

That looks so amazing. You have me sold on the blackjack. Thank you for this link

[@LownSlowBasics]

Most welcome mate!

[@tyler6147]

As a Texan you definitely did us proud. Good job! I subbed to check out your other content later on.

[@benjaminferguson-clouten8837]

1st go at cooking brisket follow your steps bloody awesome mate!!

[@LittleBearBBQ_Food_Original]

Lovely stuff! Next Brisket I do will certainly be boated....I tend to do Pork Belly this way, but for some reason, never tried it with Brisket.

[@luispires9506]

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 on ya mate loved it !

[@peterlambert7490]

Great video well done its on my to do list