For my fellow bbq men the Ole Devil had a hankering. Talk to me about how you do your brisket.
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I bought the pink butcher paper to do paper wrap. I usually do flat brisket because it's just my wife and I. With the flat I much prefer foil wrap to reach temp. The paper allowed it to dry out more than the foil. If your doing full size I can see an advantage to allow more of the fat to escape.Love my 640, had it for about 10 years now. If you're trying to get it ready for the game, hope it's been on a while. I smoke for about 6 hours at 250, then paper wrap for another 2-3 usually gets me to an internal around 198-200 which is where I pull it.
Took me a few years to learn that a perfect, hot-*** brisket is going to dry out in front of your eyes as you slice it. I've gone to a 4 hour minimum rest before slicing, and it has made all the difference in the world.
I'm doing pork belly burnt ends in the morning
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It’s really a cheat code. I’ve held brisket at 170 in the oven for 12 hours and it was great. I wish mine went down to 150, but even 170 does fine.Best thing I’ve started doing with a brisket is a long heated rest. I try to cook it the day before and let it sit overnight on the sous vide. My briskets went from average to awesome with that rest.
Yep. I used to do the oven until I got the sous vide. 150 is what I set the sous vide at. I think it was chuds bbq on YouTube was the first person I saw talking about that heated rest. I couldn’t believe the difference first time I tried it.It’s really a cheat code. I’ve held brisket at 170 in the oven for 12 hours and it was great. I wish mine went down to 150, but even 170 does fine.