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Has anyone ever tested the amount of fluid absorption rates/amounts that takes place with resting?
Does the resting have any negative impact on the the bark?
 
along these lines, I've wondered why the wrap in blanket, then a cooler...

last time I did one, I just put foil over it and put it in a cold oven for a couple hours. I figured, it's an insulated box...

turned out pretty good.
 
along these lines, I've wondered why the wrap in blanket, then a cooler...

last time I did one, I just put foil over it and put it in a cold oven for a couple hours. I figured, it's an insulated box...

turned out pretty good.
Some briskets can be hot enough to damage some cooler interiors.
 
along these lines, I've wondered why the wrap in blanket, then a cooler...

last time I did one, I just put foil over it and put it in a cold oven for a couple hours. I figured, it's an insulated box...

turned out pretty good.
I’ve used a blanket, just in case that I didn’t wrap well and there was a leak.
 
I hold briskets in my MES that's controlled with PID. Built it to do sausage originally so it holds low temps well.
 
I rest mine in a turkey roaster set at 150, the first few times I used a thermometer in the meat to confirm 150 & now I just set it & forget it. My last brisket was held for 17 hours using the turkey roaster.
 
I appreciate the responses. I am still curious about the answers to my questions above. I was less interested in the “how” you rest Vs what you saw is potential drawbacks.
 
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