This recipe is a champion pit master's secret recipe for a flavorful and succulent brisket injection. It uses a combination of beef broth, vegetable protein, and natural beef flavors to enhance the taste and moisture retention of the brisket.
Start by mixing all ingredients in a large mixing bowl.
Next, use the meat injector to inject the mixture into the entire brisket, making sure to evenly distribute the injection in a checkerboard pattern.
Place the brisket on the stainless steel grid pattern on the pellet grill, and cook it at a very slow temperature for at least 8 hours.
After 8 hours, flip the brisket over and continue cooking it for another 8 hours.
Once the brisket is cooked, remove it from the grill and let it rest for at least 30 minutes before slicing.
Notes
It is important to make sure that the brisket is at room temperature before starting the cooking process, as this will allow for better moisture retention.
To get the best results, it is important to use a good quality brisket, such as a butcher's prime brisket.
You can use this injection recipe for both prime rib and the whole flat of the brisket.
This injection recipe is a great way to add a new level of luscious flavor and juiciness to your brisket, and is perfect for both home use and competition-level BBQ.
You can also use this injection recipe for other meats, such as pork and chicken, for a similar result.
If you want to add more distinct beef flavor, you can use beef stock or bullion cubes instead of water.
Cooker temperature and time may vary based on your equipment. Consult your pellet grill's manual for specific temperature and time recommendations.