Brisket bark

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Guesty2626

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Jun 18, 2020
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Hi guys,

Smoking a brisket for dinner tonight. Cooked for 4 fours last night at 250 with consistent temperature and smoke flowing well. Plan is to finish in the oven tonight for dinner. Have done this before and it works ok.

Problem I have is the bark didn't form like it normally does. Not sure if I didn't use enough rub or if the brisket is too lean.

Any tips on how I might get a bark to form during the remainder of the cook? Apply more rub?

Cheers
 
Hi guys,

Smoking a brisket for dinner tonight. Cooked for 4 fours last night at 250 with consistent temperature and smoke flowing well. Plan is to finish in the oven tonight for dinner. Have done this before and it works ok.

Problem I have is the bark didn't form like it normally does. Not sure if I didn't use enough rub or if the brisket is too lean.

Any tips on how I might get a bark to form during the remainder of the cook? Apply more rub?

Cheers

Hi there and welcome!

Do not wrap it at all and that will help form bark.
 
Maybe throw that sucker back in the smoker! I've been focusing on bark rather than temperature when wrapping. Sometimes the bark forms earlier for me and sometimes later.
 
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