My First Brisket

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cooking temps is a matter of preference..........i smoke at 250......but 220 isn't bad........abit on the lower end of the smoking curve........and will excrease smoking TIMES
 
I don't get so worried about temps anywhere between 220-250* is fine don't drive yourself crazy pick a range not just a number and relax more and have a nice cool beverage. Hope you have a great smoke and post us some Qview
 
Just posted on another thread about pulling your meat off the heat to soon. Kids wanted to eat so I pulled it to feed them and it needed another hour. They ate and I smoked for another hour and it was perfect. Give it time. Enjoy some cool ones.
 
225-250 and you're good to go. It doesn't have to be exact and most likely, things will fluctuate. Just try and keep it in this range.
 
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I plan on having an option if things are going my way at first. I have a large foil pan and will transfer it to the oven foiled to finish if necessary. The first 8-10 hours are on the Silver Smoking blessing from above. I plan on pulling it at 165 and foiling with a 1/4 cup of apple juice like Dutch reccommends and taking it to 195 either on the smoker or in the oven if necessary. Semper Fi and Happy Smoke Rings from Sedalia, MO
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