ffkane
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Does injecting a brisket affect the cook time? I usually don't inject my brisket but I want to try it this weekend for some company.
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Brisket Questions
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No it won't change the cook time. If you inject it make sure you keep the smoker temp at 225 or higher. You introduce bacteria into the meat with the needle & to be safe you have to smoke it at 225.
Good luck!
Al
Good luck!
Al
ffkane
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Thank you I appreciate it. I'll be cooking at 250. Thanks again.
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