Brisket in a Foil Boat

[TXFlyGuy]

It seems the latest rage is to make a foil "boat" for your brisket. I have watched multiple videos on this. Just wondering how many of you here have tried this?

What were the results? Good? Bad?

[22ket~tle]

have not tried it yet - plan to on the next one - still deciding on open top or paper in boat  


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[TXFlyGuy]

have not tried it yet - plan to on the next one - still deciding on open top or paper in boat  

Open or closed...that is the question!

Doing an all-nite-smoke tonight, Imperial Wagyu. Might try the boat method.

[Wahoo95]

Smoked 3 brisket last night and used the foil boat after wrapping in peach paper.  Worked great and used less foil. 

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[bbqking01]

Any pics?


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[Wahoo95]

Any pics?


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Didn't get many pics because didn't want to get all the grease from my gloves all over the phone.  Here's one pic though which shows the bark and smoke ring



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[bbqking01]

Sweet


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[JEBIV]

nice, I have 2 to cook friday night for a Saturday family gettogether of 40 or so

[michaelmilitello]

I've done this.   It definitely allows you to save your au jus.  That's stuff is like liquid gold.  I like to dip my flat slices in the jus. 


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[bamakettles]

How about just cook it in a foil pan?  Not speaking from experience, just wondering.... 

[TXFlyGuy]

How about just cook it in a foil pan?  Not speaking from experience, just wondering....

That is a good idea.
We just did another Imperial Wagyu, pink butcher paper wrap. 10 hours in the kettle, another 6 hours rest time in the cooler.
This is the best one of the recent three we smoked!