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He means in a regular chest cooler only you're trying to keep the meat warm, not cool it down. To do this you lay a couple of dry towels in the bottom of the empty cooler, wrap the brisket in another towel or two (after you've wrapped the brisket in butcher paper or foil), place the wrapped...
Hi Ed, yes the temp would have continued to climb with your smoker at 240. How long it would have taken is difficult to say. Might have been 15 hrs, maybe more maybe less. Every piece of meat is different. If you pulled at 195 and you found it dry, did you find it a little tough as well...
Spritzing won't affect your stall, except for maybe lost heat from opening the smoker but that should be minimal if your smoker is good at recovering from that. Spritzing at certain intervals is really just personal preference to help form whatever kind of bark you like.
I buy a lot from Amazon Canada. Maverick thermometer, instant thermometer, pellets, oven gloves with long cuff. Been very happy with them. No good price on AMNPS though, still looking for that.
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Those do look good. I'm using a couple different rubs that I've made up from the recipes of others and I'm happy with them. Google Wally's Dry Rub and CC Ryder Dry Rub.
Looks delicious. It will be difficult to get crispy skin on an MES with max temps to 275. You can always finish off in an over at 375 to crisp up that skin though.
Nice job!
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