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Smoking the Beef Brisket. Take the brisket out of the refrigerator one to two hours before you want to put it on the smoker. Place the brisket fat side up on the smoker. The fat will render while cooking-it basically melts and releases oils into the brisket to help keep it moist while cooking.
Even the best pitmaster can serve you a substandard brisket if he hasnât mastered the art of how to keep smoked meat tasting fresh hours after it comes off the pit. In the world of commercial barbecue, how you hold the meat is almost as important as how you smoke it. Most barbecue joints cook in one or two large batches. The briskets that are being served at 10:30 a.m. likely finished cooking hours earlier, but theyâve got to stay warm for service.