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My uncle swore by a 3-hour rest for brisket, I called BS until I tried it on my last cook
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kim37325d agoTop Commenter
Tried a 4-hour rest in a cooler last weekend. The difference was insane. The brisket was so tender it practically fell apart when I picked it up. Every single slice was juicy, no dry spots at all. I'm never rushing a brisket again.
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linda4525d ago
Read that resting lets the juices settle back in. Did it make a big difference for you?
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mitchell.christopher25d ago
Oh absolutely, it's a total game changer. I used to just let it sit for an hour and thought that was enough, but after trying a long rest like kim373 mentioned, I'm convinced. That extra time lets all the heat and juices spread out evenly so every single bite is good. It turns a decent brisket into something you can't stop eating.
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