Originally posted by daveyd
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Result! kind of surprising. At 190* dumped the juice in a bowl, dropped the brisket on a 500* grill. Cut the bag and pulled it away. Had my grill grates under the brisket, let him sizzle several minutes, rolled him onto a pan and flipped to the other side. Tender but did not fall apart. Should have spayed the grill grates with some non-stick oil, pulled off a little bark but not much. Thermometer made it to over 201* put him in a pan covered to rest. The bark survived the cooking bag, the meat itself is juicy but has that kind of dry texture. I have about 4 cups of juice in a bowl and remember I only added 1 cup of seasoned fluid. These results are contrary to what I expected, a softened bark and retained juicy brisket! The good news it is delicious and it was fun sharing with amazing ribs web site peoples.
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