smoking temps and times chart?

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smokehouse

Newbie
Original poster
Dec 4, 2006
19
10
Sterling Heights, Michigan
I am looking for a chart of some kind or some tips on smoking temps and times for different meats. Like whole chickens, chicken legs, whole turkeys, fish filets, briskets, sausages, etc. I know things vary with size and cooking times vary per pound. I would like a rough guess of what i temp i should cook different things at and roughly how long it takes to cook. I seen and saved a couple charts on brining times and thaught maybe someone has or made one for cooking temps and times
 

deejaydebi

Legendary Pitmaster
Nov 18, 2006
7,996
25
Connecticut
Times can vary quite a bit unlike baking and broiling on the stove but temperatures are:

The recommended internal temperatures of meat and fish are:
1.Poultry breast:............170F(77C)
2.Whole poultry and thighs:..180F (82C)
3.Ground chicken:............165F (71C)
4.Beef, veal and lamb:.......145 (63C) to 170F (77C)
5.Pork and ground beef:......160F (71C)
6.Seafood:...................145F (63C)
7.Ground fish:...............155F (68C)
8.Stuffed fish:..............165F (74C)
 
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