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When to Wrap a Brisket, and Why the Thermometer Alone Won’t Tell You
Read the guide →: When to Wrap a Brisket, and Why the Thermometer Alone Won’t Tell YouThe stall is evaporative cooling, not collagen. Wrap on a temperature floor plus a bark that has actually set, not on a number you read somewhere.
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