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Butcher paper brisket finish in oven?

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horizonsmkr

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i have a large (21#) brisket I am planning to smoke for a party. I want to wrap in butchers paper 8-10 hours into the cook (depending on how bark looks). After I wrap, any problem if I transfer to oven (225 degrees) to finish? Would put it in a foil pan. Covered or uncovered? Don’t think I have the time or stamina to tend the stick burner for the whole cook.

Thanks.
 
I don't see any problem there. If it's wrapped, no need for the foil pan.

Mike
 
I agree with the above, no shame in finishing it in the oven!
Al
 
Thanks all. Foil pan to catch any fat dripping out of the butchers paper. Last one I did on the smoker the whole time soaked through the paper and kept dripping.
 
Put the foil pan under the grate that the brisket is on to catch the dripping, and only foil to get it through the stall.

Chris
 
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