"Check out this video of how we used sous vide to make a small cut of beef brisket far better than it is possible in a smoker ..."
- M.G.
^^^ for Booma, not GIP or 5.0 ...
There was a ChefSteps & Meathead Goldwynn collab period for a few weeks a while back ...
You can SV in the middle, but you can't get away from hours on smoke up front (2-3) and hours at the end (4-6) if you want everything a brisket is expected to be/have ...
Could consider it wrapping 2.0...
Interesting. 700F constraint probably not very limiting, I guess ...
I really don't enjoy the raging hot cooks - probably why I've not seen fit to use the kettlepizza often ...
It's kind of unwieldy over 900-1000F ...
Had the kettlepizza so hot once (oak), the handles on the Weber went a...
I've never looked into it, but I imagine it's also the properties similar to terracotta pots ...
They breath oxygen and also wick and/or provide moisture, beyond the effect of the insulation.
I've come to like 210-220 before the stall, and around 280-320F thereafter ...
That said, I think I could probably just go 280-320F the whole way, too ...
I might have a bigger problem with brisket drying out, though, in the Akorn/Weber ... especially since I don't mop or spray or wrap...