LET'S TALK BRISKET!!

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At papa, do you let the brisket drop down 20 or 30 degrees in a rest with open foil before you wrap it and hold it? I think pulling at 200 and then going right to a towel wrap and cooler for the hold is allowing the brisket to just keep cooking at to high of a temp..
Try to rest it 30 minutes and then rewrap at like 180 or 170 . Then hold it in the cooler. Although maybe someone else has better knowledge.

I think you are on to something here. I have been pulling it straight off and into the cooler. I was afraid opening it up would let to much mosture evoprate. I saw someone post on this thread that they put it into a foil pan them cover it. I'm going to try that and then I can let it cool in it's juice before wrapping it up.

Thanks!
 
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Epic day with my first use of my Dyna-Glo smoker. I have been up for 34 hours at this point and to those of you who do this on a regular basis I salute you.

Brisket turned our surprisingly great and I credit that entirely to this forum and the 30+ pages of "Let's talk brisket". I started at 2:00 AM and kept it low and slow over night. Pulled it when the IT was 204 and my thermometer pierced 3 of the sides like warm butter. The 4th side still had a bit of resistance. Into a warmed cooler in a bunch of blankets for 3 hours which
produced nice pencil thick slices that came apart with a very light tug with a noticible smoke ring. 3 racks of ribs also turned out great with a fantastic smoke flavor. Both exceeded my expectations and while I am exhausted my family and friends loved the food. Thanks to everyone I got ideas from on this forum including the home made minion basket I welded up. Very satisfied with how both meats turned out and I am looking forward to my next go at it although I doubt I would do the over night plan again... Happy 4th of July!!


 
Rings Я Us Rings Я Us thanks for the tip. I let them rest on the counter with the top open until it was down to 175 at that point Inclosed the foil, wrapped it in a few towels and then put it in a cooler for 3 hours. Turned out spectular! If we ever meet in a pub I owe you a beer :).
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Hi Gary,

Thanks for the post. Are you placing the meat back into smoker wrapped in the butcher paper?

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Dean.
 
Hi Gary,

Thanks for the post. Are you placing the meat back into smoker wrapped in the butcher paper?

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Dean.
Yep,  I usually put about 6 - 7 hours on it unwrapped then Wrap in butcher paper

Gary
 
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