Sous Vide 14lbs Whole Brisket with Camp Chef SmokePro and Joule by ChefSteps
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Keywords: Sous Vide Brisket, Sous Vide Whole Brisket, Camp Chef Smoker Pro, Smoker Pro DLX, SmokePro, Joule, CampChef, Joule Chefsteps, Sous Vide, sous vide review, anova, tayama, sanguine sous vide, review, ChefSteps, what is sous vide, best way to sous vide, best, circulator, sous vide circulator, immersion circulator, sous vide supreme, gourmia
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Length: 15min 14sec (914 seconds)
Published: Mon Jan 30 2017
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If you google this process, there is a good article on why you need to smoke first. The proteins constrict and the smoke cannot penetrate.
I'm having a hard time pulling the trigger in the sous vide machine. I love the idea, but don't like the unrendered fat it leaves behind. Seems like a quick sear takes care of some of it, but not as well as your traditional cooking methods. I love the idea of mixing both smoke and sous vide, maybe that will be what pushes me over the edge.
I have been wanting to try this but I think I will try smoke following sous vide. I usually leave the brisket in the smoker for a few hours (after it has hit 200-203 internal) around 150-160 degrees in place of an FTC step. So that stage might be good for smoking and developing a bark. Though I know the smoke is supposed to "stick" better to cold meat....
this guy loves that smoke ring.
doesn't seem to pass the pull test