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Gotdamn that's cheap af.
Wrapping at 165 or going unwrapped the whole cook? My last couple I didnt wrap and I'm not sure there is much difference
Wrapping in foil at 165 to 195 then resting in a cooler till dinner. I'll snag a pic of the butt next time I head out to spray it. It's getting some great color.Wrapping at 165 or going unwrapped the whole cook? My last couple I didnt wrap and I'm not sure there is much difference
I foil for pork and paper for beef. When pulling and mixing all the meat together I want the steam to tenderize the meat.Especially in foil? Do you have teh butcher paper?
Foil imo just steams everything and turns it into a pot roast
There is no rare/medium /well with a brisket.I am learning to smoke my meat less with my gravity feed Masterbuilt. Ribs come out perfect now. My last brisket was just a little overcooked. Next time going to 195 instead of 205 internal before wrap. We like rare to medium anyway.
Pretty much my thoughts as well. I pull anywhere between 195-202 but I go off the feel of sticking a probe in it.There is no rare/medium /well with a brisket.
It's going to be done when it's done.
I'm swearing I'm never doing another one.Pretty much my thoughts as well. I pull anywhere between 195-202 but I go off the feel of sticking a probe in it.
The one last week went to 212 and while still had awesome flavor, it was a tad overdone.
How big of a brisket, I cant see any full packer briskets being done that fast, even at 275. I'd have to imagine at 275 your still talking at least 1hr per lbI’ve also seen some YT vids from a guy that smokes at 275degrees for 4-5 hours and they come out perfect too.
A trimmed brisket but it’s more like 6 hours. I will look up the vid but there are several vids about it by reputable smokers. I have been doing mine at 225 but I am going to try the higher temp method next time.How big of a brisket, I cant see any full packer briskets being done that fast, even at 275. I'd have to imagine at 275 your still talking at least 1hr per lb