Reply to "How can I improve Red Smoke ring on Brisket ???"

idahomikeMember

The smoke ring is caused by nitrates or nitrites, I can't remember which right now. You have to burn more wood than what is used in the Cook shack smokers to get a smoke ring. You can cheat the smoke ring by using cure #1 like LonzinomakerCS said. I would simply say that if you are happy with the way your brisket is turning out leave it alone. Do some serious research on how to use Cure #1 before you decide to use it.

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