How do I make my brisket bark thicker?
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Tips for Getting a Good BarkUse a nut wood vs a fruit wood. ... Wrap AFTER a good bark has formed. ... Trim off thick hunks of fat. ... After two hours of smoking, spray or baste every 45 minutes. ... Always put the meat directly on the grill grate. ... Go easy on the amount of sugar you put in your rub. .
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The bark does not form during the first few hours, it is a continuous process that I find is usually complete around 180. You can wrap, but I don't recommend it until the bark is formed. I own a barbecue restaurant, and have cook a few thousand briskets myself.
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Tips for Getting a Good BarkUse a nut wood vs a fruit wood. ... Wrap AFTER a good bark has formed. ... Trim off thick hunks of fat. ... After two hours of smoking, spray or baste every 45 minutes. ... Always put the meat directly on the grill grate. ... Go easy on the amount of sugar you put in your rub. .
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This is the method made famous by the good people from BBQ Pitmasters. By wrapping your brisket in tinfoil you will speed up the cooking process, and you will have a tender end product, but you do run the risk of ruining the bark you had begun to build up on the outside of your brisket.
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Tips for Getting a Good BarkUse a nut wood vs a fruit wood. ... Wrap AFTER a good bark has formed. ... Trim off thick hunks of fat. ... After two hours of smoking, spray or baste every 45 minutes. ... Always put the meat directly on the grill grate. ... Go easy on the amount of sugar you put in your rub. .
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