Try using water and worchestershire sauce in a spray bottle as a binder. After you put your rub on, give the entire brisket a generous coating of beef bullion powder. While cooking, use a spray bottle with apple cider vinegar, apple juice and water mixed evenly. I wrap when the fat starts to pull back and I pull the brisket at 198°. When wrapping, you can pour some beef tallow on the brisket if you want. Wagyu tallow tubs are cheap.
I cook BBQ competitively and won 9th in the Carolinas last year, for what it's worth.
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Try using water and worchestershire sauce in a spray bottle as a binder. After you put your rub on, give the entire brisket a generous coating of beef bullion powder. While cooking, use a spray bottle with apple cider vinegar, apple juice and water mixed evenly. I wrap when the fat starts to pull back and I pull the brisket at 198°. When wrapping, you can pour some beef tallow on the brisket if you want. Wagyu tallow tubs are cheap.
I cook BBQ competitively and won 9th in the Carolinas last year, for what it's worth.