djetok
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Well. I start with the fat cap up so the fat renders down into the meat. I flip at 140 so that I can get that beautiful bark. As to wrapping, people wrap so that it creates steam to cook better. My competition cooker is a vertical water smoker. No need to wrap for steaming. On this yoder that I use at home. I cook in the pans, so that my rendering keep moisture. I will also add a little water (1 cup) as needed for steam. This just keeps your moisture level. This cook i am not so worried about the moisture as this 16 brisket will all be chopped brisket, since we are taking to the house boat on keystone lake.@djetok Thank you for the info and can you tell me why you flip it as I do not flip or wrap mine doing the cook.
Well. I start with the fat cap up so the fat renders down into the meat. I flip at 140 so that I can get that beautiful bark. As to wrapping, people wrap so that it creates steam to cook better. My competition cooker is a vertical water smoker. No need to wrap for steaming. On this yoder that I use at home. I cook in the pans, so that my rendering keep moisture. I will also add a little water (1 cup) as needed for steam. This just keeps your moisture level. This cook i am not so worried about the moisture as this 16 brisket will all be chopped brisket, since we are taking to the house boat on keystone lake.
Ok, I would have to disagree but ok, if you look at the pic at the time of flip. You actually will see that fat that has rendered, that's not supposed too.At 140 that fat hasn’t done a thing to render...
Ok, I would have to disagree but ok, if you look at the pic at the time of flip. You actually will see that fat that has rendered, that's not supposed too.
lolololIt’s the biggest myth in cookin and has been proven to not be possible
https://amazingribs.com/more-techni...-science/myth-melting-fat-cap-penetrates-meat