I just did a brisket for the YM. Wrapped in butcher paper, like always.

Jun 6, 2024
11:31:10am

Captain Rex All-American

It rested over 90 minutes. I always put the meat, still wrapped, in a small cooler and put a bath towel on top of it. Works like a charm. It was delicious.

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Wrapping brisket: foil or paper? Pros/cons of each?

bluecheese

Jun 6, 11:23am

I like the paper

braddahmike

Jun 6, 11:25am

I usually do parchment for less actives and foil for active members.

gangbusters

Jun 6, 11:25am

I like foil. It doesn't absorb moisture. To each his own.

PhilPete

Jun 6, 11:26am

Do foil so you can get a good rest in. The rest is the most important part

NarfUte

Jun 6, 11:26am

I just did a brisket for the YM. Wrapped in butcher paper, like always.

Captain Rex

Jun 6, 11:31am

I stopped wrapping but if I wrap I prefer paper - Just was thinking about OP's

NarfUte

Jun 6, 11:35am

You got me curious now. So you cook unwrapped, and then when you get to temp

gangbusters

Jun 6, 11:41am

Yep, if I have to tend a fire I like to do it during the day before. If you use

NarfUte

Jun 6, 11:45am

There are pros and cons to both.

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