What is your favorite butcher shop for buying brisket for smoking?
Costco. They actually grade theirs and I've seen prime.
Most of the grocery stores just put them out without a grade.
I cooked on the BBQ circuit for a couple of years with/against Danny Head that built Head Country BBQ sauce. He won the Grand Nationals twice with brisket in his turn-ins.
His comment to me was that brisket was the hardest part of a beef to grade when looking at one.
That man cooked thousands of briskets so I'm assuming he knows of where he speaks.
Most of the grocery stores just put them out without a grade.
I cooked on the BBQ circuit for a couple of years with/against Danny Head that built Head Country BBQ sauce. He won the Grand Nationals twice with brisket in his turn-ins.
His comment to me was that brisket was the hardest part of a beef to grade when looking at one.
That man cooked thousands of briskets so I'm assuming he knows of where he speaks.
We used to go to Bruner's Meat Market on 51st and Yale. Not sure if it is still there but was always a great market.
If going to a “meat market” for a brisket, be prepared to open a bank loan, as you’re going to need it.
Costco would be the least expensive way to go.
Costco would be the least expensive way to go.
I drive through that intersection every work day morning. I don't recall seeing it, and Apple Maps doesn't show it, but Duck Duck Go found Bruner's Old Time Meat Market on Sheridan, just north of 81st. I wonder if that's the same folks?
Thanks for the info fellas! Sounds like a Costco trip is on the schedule for today.
Reasors at 19th Yale has beautiful aged beef hanging. depends how much you can spend!
Bruner's has been gone for a long time.
They're both long gone.
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