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Brisket Bot

Have brisket questions? Brisket Bot is here to help.

Brisket Bot is a virtual pitmaster designed to help you make better barbecue by answering your most burning brisket questions.

You can chat with Brisket Bot through the chat window docked to the bottom of this page. Or if you prefer to talk instead, you can reach Brisket Bot at 1-855-812-8381.

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Let's get smoking. How can I help you? What equipment do I need to smoke a brisket at home? You'll need a smoker or a grill that can maintain low temperatures, a meat thermometer, wood chips or chunks, a drip pan, and a sharp knife for trimming the brisket. How should I prepare the brisket before smoking? Trim excess fat, leaving about one quarter inch of fat cap. Apply a rub made of salt, pepper, and other spices of your choice. Let it rest in the refrigerator for a few hours or overnight. What type of wood is best for smoking brisket? Common choices are oak, hickory, mesquite, or a combination. Each imparts a different flavor with oak and hickory being milder and mesquite stronger. Do I need to use a water pan in the smoker? Yes. Using a water pan helps maintain moisture in the smoker and keeps the brisket from drying out.

Let's get smoking. How can I help you? What equipment do I need to smoke a brisket at home? You'll need a smoker or a grill that can maintain low temperatures, a meat thermometer, wood chips or chunks, a drip pan, and a sharp knife for trimming the brisket. How should I prepare the brisket before smoking? Trim excess fat, leaving about one quarter inch of fat cap. Apply a rub made of salt, pepper, and other spices of your choice. Let it rest in the refrigerator for a few hours or overnight. What type of wood is best for smoking brisket? Common choices are oak, hickory, mesquite, or a combination. Each imparts a different flavor with oak and hickory being milder and mesquite stronger. Do I need to use a water pan in the smoker? Yes. Using a water pan helps maintain moisture in the smoker and keeps the brisket from drying out.

About Brisket Bot

Brisket Bot is a working demo of Talkdesk Autopilot, our virtual agent solution that helps companies improve their customer experience through self-service chat and voice solutions.

We built it by connecting Autopilot to a knowledge base made up of common barbecue questions.

In just a few minutes, we went from a collection of text documents to a functional virtual agent that can hold conversations via chat or voice and field real-world questions.

No data scientists, no natural language processing experts, no developers. Just a WYSIYG editor and a set of frequently asked questions. Static files to virtual agent in an afternoon.

Want to learn more about virtual agent for your business?

Customers expect round-the-clock support, but maintaining a large base of live agents is expensive. Building a self-service capability into the contact center is a great option, but building and maintaining the system is massively complex. Until now.

Autopilot delivers a virtual agent experience that’s fast to launch, cost effective to own and easy to maintain.

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