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anyone know the best temp to hold finished briskets at in these things (just the hold units, not cook and hold)? and, how long should a brisket rest before going in and about how long will it hold up in the alto before it goes south. fyi, i'm just talking about the flats, as we're doing burnt ends and the point will be separated before going into the alto. thanks!
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There are a lot of what if and questions I have.

The alto shams are a pretty dry environment usually. Look for a hold around 145 to 155 or so.

I know people using the AS that wrap (Foil, butcher paper, plastic wrap) to hold. The problem with that will be the bark will get soft.

On thing all restaurants have issues with is holding. You'll need to just get some, practice and adjust as it depemds on how much you open the door, how much how often you unwrap, etc.

We use the Winston CVap models wich allow you to adjust the humidty

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