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How to Cook Brisket on the Grill

Welcome to our guide on grilling the perfect brisket! Whether you're a novice griller or a seasoned BBQ master, our AI assistant is here to help you achieve tender, mouth-watering results every time. Feel free to ask any questions or get tips on preparation, seasoning, cooking times, and more.

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Grilling brisket can create a wonderfully flavorful dish! Start by choosing a good cut and marinating it for added flavor. Use a low and slow grilling method, often at about 225°F to 250°F, for several hours depending on the size. A meat thermometer can help check doneness, usually around 195°F for tenderness. Do you have any particular spices or marinades you enjoy using for brisket? How do you envision your perfect grilled brisket turning out?