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Hi,
I plan to smoke a 7.25 pound pork picnic tomorrow in my Masterbuilt electric smoker. I tried to remove the leather skin, but decided to just score it an rub it overnight.
My question is how long do I smoke it and at what temperature? Thinking about 14 hours at 220. Any ideas on this and...
Okay, if it was in a stall, I don't know, we were getting hungry and had to eat, just me and my wife. I would like to do it perfectly, but how long do I smoke it (wrap included), coolered, etc.?
This time, I'm smoking a 3 pound brisket for 8 hours. At the 5 hour mark, meat internal temp was 165 degrees. I read I should wrap it in unlined butcher paper after it gets to 205 degrees. How much longer do I smoke it then?
I probed it at 160 degrees and wrapped it in non coated but her paper for an hour. I cut into it and it looked done, but no softness! Have you encountered this before?
I agree, but pulled it out of the case as is. Next time I'll talk to the but her and wait till he cuts it with the 1/4" fat cap on. Was my cooking time correct?
Grumpy, I did get a decent bark, but the meat was not soft and fall-apart even after I wrapped it in uncoated paper with towels in a cooler. Did I cook too high a temperature? Should I have cood longer at a lower temperature? Was I supposed to flip it? Suggestions?
I smoked my first brisket and it turned out bad. Just a 3.24 pounder, smoked in my electric smoker for over 4 hours. Turned out hard. Got it at Shoprite for $35!! All the fat was cut off, rubbed and refrigerated 24 hours. I let it sit at room temp for 3 hours prior to smoking, smoked at 250...
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