Whole packer brisket
A packer brisket is the whole, untrimmed brisket. It contains the point and flat muscles, and a large, fatty, delicious cross-section called the "point" or "deckle" that runs across the bottom of the fat cap of the flat. A brisket with both the point and the flat is referred to as a full packer in the BBQ world.
A packer brisket is the whole, untrimmed brisket. It contains the point and flat muscles, and a large, fatty, delicious cross-section called the "point" or "deckle" that runs across the bottom of the fat cap of the flat. A brisket with both the point and the flat is referred to as a full packer in the BBQ world.
A packer brisket is the whole, untrimmed brisket. It contains the point and flat muscles, and a large, fatty, delicious cross-section called the "point" or "deckle" that runs across the bottom of the fat cap of the flat. A brisket with both the point and the flat is referred to as a full packer in the BBQ world.