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At 250F that's about right. You could be pushing it at 225F.
When I'm smoking something that requires time and I want it done the day I start it, that's when I shift into hot n fast mode. 250-275F will take the guess work out of the equation and give you time for the meat to rest. Smoke to tenderness, not temp. Use temp as a guideline.
At 250F that's about right. You could be pushing it at 225F.
When I'm smoking something that requires time and I want it done the day I start it, that's when I shift into hot n fast mode. 250-275F will take the guess work out of the equation and give you time for the meat to rest. Smoke to tenderness, not temp. Use temp as a guideline.