• Mesquite Smoked Brisket Burger Patties + Dry Rub by Davila's BBQ
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10
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Mesquite Smoked Brisket Burger Patties + Dry Rub by Davila's BBQ
SERVES
10
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Davila's BBQ
Davila's BBQ83% love this shop
Seguin, TX
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Mesquite Smoked Brisket Burger Patties + Dry Rub

Freezer FriendlyFreezes beautifully, so you can enjoy it fresh or stock up for later.

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Mesquite Smoked Brisket Burger Patties + Dry Rub

Davila’s BBQ ships its famous barbecue nationwide on Goldbelly! These 1/2 lb 100% brisket burgers with a spicy kick are ground in house and smoked over mesquite in Davila’s BBQ pits for a taste you’re not going to find in any other burger.

Since opening in 1959, Davila’s BBQ in Sequin, Texas, has been putting out some of the best barbecue Texas has to offer. From the start, they’ve been doing things the hard way; breaking down the meat for the sausages in house, crafting their own unique sauces and rubs, and blending the flavors found along the Mexican-American border. Their house made sausages are their signature item, with Davila’s founder Raul Davila learning the craft in the 1940s and grandson Adrian Davila working as the pitmaster today. Davila’s has been featured in Texas Monthly Magazine and Adrian Davila has been featured as a food judge on The Travel Channel’s “American Grilled.” Adrian also competed and won on the Food Network’s “BBQ Blitz” competition show.

Buns & Toppings Not Included

This package serves 10 people and includes

  • 10 Brisket Burger Patties (each ½ lb.)
  • Davila’s Dry Rub Spice (15 oz.) – Raul Davila Sr. secret weapon rub spice blend
  • All meats are fully cooked, vacuum-sealed and flash frozen with ice packs, may thaw in transit
  • Upon arrival place the meat in the refrigerator if you plan to serve within 3-5 days or place it in the freezer for up to 6 months
  • Once heated, we do not recommend to re-freezing
  • We do not recommend using the microwave to reheat

To Serve

From Frozen

  • Remove the plastic
  • Preheat the oven to 300 degrees F
  • Place meat in a covered casserole container or an aluminum pan covered with foil
  • Warm for approximately 45 mins until heated through and steaming

From Thawed

  • Allow meat to thaw in the refrigerator overnight for approximately 12 hours -2 days
  • Choose from the method below

Steamed/Boiled Method

  • Thaw before preparing
  • Keep the sealed plastic and place the burgers in a pot of boiled water for approximately 25 minutes
  • Make sure to keep the plastic away from the bottom of the pot. (Larger amounts of food may take longer to re-heat)

Grilled Method

  • Thaw before preparing
  • Remove from plastic and place the burgers in a covered aluminum foil pan or
    another grill-safe container
  • Reheat over medium-low heat until hot and steaming, approximately 30 minutes (Larger amounts of food may take longer to re-heat)

Oven Method

  • Thaw before preparing
  • Remove the plastic
  • Preheat the oven to 300 degrees F
  • Place meat in a covered casserole container or an aluminum pan covered with foil
  • Warm approximately 45 minutes until heated through and steamed.(Larger amounts of food may take longer to re-heat)
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Brisket – Cayenne Pepper, Salt, Pepper, Mesquite Wood
Dry Rub – Salt, Pepper, Cayenne Pepper

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Smoked Mesquite Link BBQ est.1959

Davila's has been featured in San Antonio Magazine, Texas Monthly Magazine and Adrian Davila has been featured as a food judge on The Travel Channel's American Grilled. Adrian also competed and won on the Food Network's "BBQ Blitz" competition show.

Smoked Mesquite Link BBQ est.1959

Davila's BBQ
Davila's BBQ
83% love this shop
Seguin, TX

Adrian Davila may be a third-generation Texas pitmaster, but his family has been in the Lone Star State before it was even...well...a state. The family's eponymous BBQ joint has been smoking meat since his grandfather learned the trade in the 1940s, opening his own restaurant in 1959. From the get-go they've been doing things the hard way; breaking down the meat for the sausages in-house, crafting their own unique sauces and rubs, and blending the flavors found along the Mexican-American border seamlessly. One bite and it's very clear the Davila family is crafting BBQthe likes of which you can't find anywhere else in either country

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