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Originally posted by bigbad243 View Posthaha it literally says heat and oxygen is how bark is formed in your article. I cook hot and fast (350 deg) and get great bark. To each there own.
The question from the OP is dark bark prominent on Texas brisket. I never said heat wasn’t a part of the process . Read further. You think you could put bark on a brisket in an oven?... heat is heat and oxygen is oxygen right? Tell me how that works out for you.
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Originally posted by tpack View PostThat look good, but your gonna catch He11 for using that foil. The "Peach Paper Police" no likey the foil.
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Not to hijack the thread but saw a video on using tallow when you wrap in butcher paper to help with moisture retention. The theory is that this is what Franklin does at his place in Austin. If that’s the case, Franklin’s brisket still has really good bark.
Anyone else experimented with beef tallow?
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