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He did a good 3 part series comparing different techniques when cooking brisket.

I've tried just about everything, and I've always got noticeably better results by not wrapping my brisket. The biggest benefit IMO is that I can continue to spritz the brisket throughout the entire cook, which takes much longer. As a result, I get a thick and crusty bark that is simply impossible to achieve when wrapping the brisket. The flavor and texture that bark provides is second to none.
 
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I did my brisket in a Weber round grill using snake method and hickory and it came out really well. I haven’t tried another but I do smoke wings and lamb the same way and it’s pretty painless. I also use a Slow N Sear add on for some dishes as well and highly recommend it, controls temp really well.
 
When in Austin:

- Valentinas for brisket/tacos

- Leroy and Lewis for Smoked Beef Cheeks (NYSOM wasn’t that your nickname in high school?)

- Rudy’s (yes Rudy’s the gas station bbq joint) for at Louis ribs
I don't like St Louis style ribs. Baby Back is just a much better bite in my opinion and far less hassle to eat.
 
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I've tried just about everything, and I've always got noticeably better results by not wrapping my brisket. The biggest benefit IMO is that I can continue to spritz the brisket throughout the entire cook, which takes much longer. As a result, I get a thick and crusty bark that is simply impossible to achieve when wrapping the brisket. The flavor and texture that bark provides is second to none.
Have you seen how Myron Mixon cooks his brisket. Really interesting method. I like it for when I want to go hot and fast. Check his Facebook page for more detailed videos. But here is a quick one. I want to go do one of his cooking schools one day.

 
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