I shoot for 225, especially for brisket. Starting a cook at 0300 ALWAYS inspires a sympathetic reaction that raises the quests appreciation level by about 2 points. If the meat is good, you are God and can usually expect receiving a Christmas card in the winter.
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- Nov 2016
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- Cheyenne, WY
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Thank you all for the excellent counsel! As an engineer I can over-think ANYTHING and I know I was doing that with temps on my cooks. You all have helped me be more grounded and practical when I cook.
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Brisket and pork butts I start out at around 275 for a couple hours then crank it down to 250 ish until wrap time then you can do whatever cuz your finish cooking at this stage. 250, 275, even 300. Ribs are a steady 275. Chicken 300. If you want a nice smoke ring dry brine with a little celery salt. Its natural nitrite that reacts with the outer surface. Tastless if you don't use a bunch. Works wonders.
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