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Wildkidz

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Jun 20, 2020
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Hello, I have a Traeger lil tex elite smoker that I put a brisket on last night at 10:30 and woke up this morning at 5 to check on things. I woke up to the smoker off and the internal temperature of the brisket was 140°. I'm having a graduation party for my son and am serving brisket on a bun but am worried, I dont want to get people sick. Any advice? Thanks in advance.
 
Smoke to 160 then wrap and back in the smoker. Take it to 190 and start to tooth pick it. If you feel resistance keep cooking. Tooth pick it every 5 degrees until you feel very little resistance. Briskets can get done between 195 degrees to 210

Boykjo
 
Smoke to 160 then wrap and back in the smoker. Take it to 190 and start to tooth pick it. If you feel resistance keep cooking. Tooth pick it every 5 degrees until you feel very little resistance. Briskets can get done between 195 degrees to 210

Boykjo
Thanks for the advice!
 
Hello, I have a Traeger lil tex elite smoker that I put a brisket on last night at 10:30 and woke up this morning at 5 to check on things. I woke up to the smoker off and the internal temperature of the brisket was 140°. I'm having a graduation party for my son and am serving brisket on a bun but am worried, I dont want to get people sick. Any advice? Thanks in advance.
I want to thank you guys for your advice. The brisket turned out wonderful. The party was great too! Thanks again and happy smok'in!
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