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its your choice, all foil or alum pan covered with foil. sometimes just foil could leak. its not a dumb question by the way, any questions, we try to help.
sorry to hear about the youngster, its to bad. when they suggested warming them up in pans, maybe put a little apple juice in to help keep from drying out.
PAUL KIRK, a great pitmaster, calls it the "texas crutch", back in his prime hay days could have been true. but nowadays there's so much you can do with it, keeps you from over smoking, add moisture, retain heat,etc. I use at home and contest too.
Its hard to explain why I do it, I just love BBQ. competition makes you go above and beyond, way beyond what you do in the backyard. when you go to the contest to set-up, you see all the other teams there I wonder what have I got myself into. then after all the hard work and challenges, you get...
did you let it rest after you took it off the cooker? I usually have good luck when I foil ,rest ,then pull. when you pull it all gets mixed together ,the wet and dry, should have turned out . I wish you luck on your next one.
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