Keeping a Brisket Warm

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Dwide Schrude
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Picking up a brisket, pork ribs and turkey for Christmas eve dinner. Latest pick up time is 3:00pm. Dinner would probably be around 7:00pm. What's the best way to keep the meat moist and warm until dinner time?
htownag99
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If brisket is still hot when you pick it up, wrap it in tin foil, and then wrap in some old towels and store in a cooler until ready to serve. Internal temp should stay above 140 degrees.
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htownag99
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Oh, and if you able to, follow the steps above from the parking lot of the place you will be picking up the brisket.
Dwide Schrude
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Yes it is will be warm. Thank you, will try this.
Diggity
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May not need to be stated, but make sure they don't cut it beforehand
Garrelli 5000
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If it needs a small adjustment and you have access to sous vide, that works well to heat without drying or giving a funky reheated flavor. I cooked a tri tip last weekend that was pulled at 5:30. Wrapped in foil, put in a cooler, then dropped in sous vide at 8 for 8:30 dinner.
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