Ninja Woodfire Oven & Smoker: How to Smoke a Brisket

As warmer days start to creep up, it is time to start barbecuing again!
The Ninja Woodfire Grill makes easy work of smoking a brisket! 6-10 hours will deliver the most tender and delicious barbecue and best of all, you get the credit (and the burnt ends!)!
I have included my recipes for the dry rub, mop sauce, smoky mountain and Texas Twang barbecue sauces. Let your guests choose which sauce they enjoy the most!
Please give it a try and let me know what you think!
Enjoy!

[@riosmata673]

THX's for sharing and taking the time to produce the vid. Much luck on your channel.

[@ICanPlayPiano]

Happy Easter to you and your family Erin

[@Mamasmemo]

And happy Easter to you too!

[@scottstaal8464]

Does the Ninja get messy on the inside during the smoking process and require a lot of cleanup? Thanks

[@Mamasmemo]

No surprisingly! But it gets incredibly messy with the pizza stone and does not come off easily. That being said it is the best homemade pizza ever. Check out my video on ninja Woodfire grill: pizza!

[@user-hc5mz8bl7b]

I have the smaller machine. I wonder if this will work the same with it.

[@Mamasmemo]

@@user-hc5mz8bl7b I think that cooking time could definitely vary from what I have read. It appears that the small ninja cooks at a faster rate so really keep an eye on it!

[@edthilenius7530]

Erin, when you open the oven to mop, does the Ninja pauses the timer? Great video, thanks so much! Ed

[@Mamasmemo]

It does not so you have to be speedy quick!

[@RichardWestmore]

How do you keep it smoking, the wood pellets only last about an hour for me

[@Mamasmemo]

Yes that’s true so I keep adding pellets every hour.