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Yes, we have 'boated' briskets in foil (after the stall) for as long as I can remember. Dad always mostly covered (but did not seal) the brisket up in the foil. I leave it open until the rest. We both seal in foil for the rest/hold. Both turn out good, mine just has a little crispier bark.
Most of mine has some beef. I do some sausage that is 1/3 beef and some sausage that is 2/3 beef. Make sure you have plenty of fat and make sure that you mix very well. Beef also 'fats out' and is 'done' at a higher temp than pork.
My butcher had some nice beef ribs last weekend. A little SPG, a little oak smoke, into the beef broth braise at 165. Will pull and rest when they get over 205. I love the leftovers so I buy a couple of extra bones to make tacos or quesadillas.
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