How do you rest smoked brisket?
Chef's answer
All it takes is a cooler, some tinfoil and a few towels:Pull the fully cooked meat from the grill. Wrap it in aluminum foil. ... Swaddle a few old towels around the wrapped meat and place the whole shebang in the ice chest. Shut the lid and leave the meat alone for a couple of hours, depending on size.
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