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Originally posted by Trevor73402 View PostMy apologies. When you quoted his post about his bark being mushy in foil, I assumed you were implying yours had been wrapped in foil and came out just the opposite.
No worries..... I’ve played with no wrap, wrapped in pink butcher paper and foil. Going no wrap is definitely the easier route but pink paper is a nice compromise. Foil just really makes the bark too moist for my liking. It’s similar to ribs which is a similar polarizing discussion. Some people like the fall off the bone and others the meat to be more firm. It’s really hard to beat the non-wrapped bark imo and if you run fat cap down it will get even more firm.
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Originally posted by Mike View PostWait, What?? Are you saying that BTUs are BTUs? You can smoke on the pit and finish in the oven, is it that simple?? Get ready to get your Brisket Cooking Card revoked. LOL. I like it and I do that in the winter, saves on pellets.
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Originally posted by doghouse View PostWhere are all the stick burners that gave me hell a year are so ago when I got a pellet grill. Yes, I have a stick burner too!!! Pellet grills are so much easier.
You rang?.....
I'm here..... I'm stickin' with my stick burner...
Last edited by Smart; 06-26-2020, 08:01 PM.
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