- Jul 6, 2015
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So I am still new to this and have a Traeger pellet smoker which has a digital thermometer and a dial. One of the settings on the dial is the smoker setting which from the book States it's 160 to 180 degrees Fahrenheit. Everywhere I read for beef and chicken all needs to be 225 degrees Fahrenheit or higher. So I'm not really sure what that specific dial sitting does if you have to have your smoker sent to 220 or higher to cook meats like beef and chicken and pork.
does anybody have any examples of when or why you would want to use the smoker setting dial on a Traeger? I want to make sure that I'm safe here and I'm not going get anyone sick.
From Trager
When operating in “Smoke” mode, the Auger will cycle on for 15 seconds and off for 65 seconds. There is no temperature control with the “Smoke” setting. This timed cyclesetting for “Smoke” is a factory pre-setrecommended by Traeger Pellet Grills to develop a “Smoking” temperature of 150 to 180 degrees F.
does anybody have any examples of when or why you would want to use the smoker setting dial on a Traeger? I want to make sure that I'm safe here and I'm not going get anyone sick.
From Trager
When operating in “Smoke” mode, the Auger will cycle on for 15 seconds and off for 65 seconds. There is no temperature control with the “Smoke” setting. This timed cyclesetting for “Smoke” is a factory pre-setrecommended by Traeger Pellet Grills to develop a “Smoking” temperature of 150 to 180 degrees F.