6 hours in. Time to crutch it. Wrapping it in aluminum foils drastically cuts cooking time, but you lose your bark. I place the brisket on the counter, still wrapped, and let it reabsorb the juices. You can unwrap it and put it back on the dry it out to regain your bark. More to come.
I actually just picked up that cutting board to use for brisket. I don’t like that it doesn’t have a groove around it to catch liquid, but I love the size.
I didn’t keep the fat, we don’t make a lot of gravy, but I am going to start making sausages again. That’s a good idea. Thank you for that, @Matt Hixson
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