SMOKED BRISKET AND PULLED PORK SANDWICH

Jason Glover

Servings

8

Prep Time

15 minutes

Cook Time

12 hours

Smoked beef brisket meets pulled pork barbecue meets tangy coleslaw. Layer upon layer of smoky, saucy goodness! The Mac Daddy of all sandwiches!

SMOKED BRISKET AND PULLED PORK SANDWICH

Ingredients

    Beef Brisket

    Pulled Pork

    Coleslaw

    • 12 oz broccoli slaw (1 bag)
    • 2 cups thinly sliced green cabbage
    • ¼ cup diced red onion
    • ¼ cup dried cranberries
    • ¼ cup cooked and crumbled bacon
    • 1 cup coleslaw dressing
    • Texas Chicken Tickler seasoning (or your favorite seasoning), to taste
    • Texas Chicken Tickler seasoning
    • (or your favorite seasoning), to taste

    Assembly

    Tools

    Directions

    1. For the brisket, remove the top layer of fat from the brisket using a sharp knife. (The seasoning will not penetrate the fat.)
    2. Seasoning with kosher salt and pepper, followed by a liberal sprinkling of dry rub.
    3. Place in an aluminum pan and smoke at around 225°F for 1 hour per pound.
    4. When done smoking, allow it to cool for at least 30 minutes before roughly chopping with a sharp knife.
    5. For the pulled pork, combine the peach nectar, apple juice, and dry rub in a large bowl.
    6. Inject the pork shoulder with about 1 - 1 1/2 cups of the mixture and generously season with the dry rub.
    7. Place in an aluminum pan and smoke at 225°F for about 12 hours.
    8. When done smoking, allow it to cool for at least 30 minutes before shredding with hands or meat claws.
    9. For the coleslaw, combine the broccoli slaw, shredded cabbage, red onion, dried cranberries, and bacon in a large bowl.
    10. Toss with enough coleslaw dressing to fully coat everything.
    11. Season to taste with Texas Chicken Tickler seasoning or your favorite seasoning.
    12. To assemble the sandwiches, open up your burger bun and place a generous amount of BBQ sauce on the bottom.
    13. Add a handful of the beef brisket to the bun and a squirt of BBQ sauce.
    14. Top with a handful of the pork and a bit more BBQ sauce. Add a large spoonful of the slaw.
    15. Squeeze a bit of BBQ sauce onto the top bun to finish the sandwich off.