Watched Myron Mixon's brisket wrap demo at a local comp last month
He folded the paper tight like a Christmas present before putting it back on the smoker - no crinkled edges or loose spots. Has anyone else tried that method versus just rolling it up loose?
That tight fold method is the real deal for sure. The key is getting the paper snug against the flat so no steam pockets form and mess with the bark. A loose wrap lets too much moisture escape and you end up with a drier brisket. Have you noticed any difference in how the bark sets up after that tight fold versus a standard wrap?