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  1. 19 sty 2024 · For the smoking phase, I plan around 8 hours of smoking at 250°F for a 12-13 pound brisket to reach the internal temperature of 165°F. For smaller brisket cuts, you can use the table below for references.

  2. 21 sty 2024 · Whether you’re smoking beef brisket, pork butt, fish, or sausage, use this chart to know what temperature to smoke at and at what temp your food is done. We’ve also included an approximate cooking time, but you should always use temperature to determine when the meat is done cooking.

  3. 17 wrz 2024 · The general calculation includes multiplying the weight of your brisket by 1 hour to total your overall cooking time. – Cook a 1.5-pound brisket cut for approximately 2 hours. – Cook a 2-pound brisket cut for approximately 3 hours. – Cook a 2.5-pound brisket cut for approximately 4 hours.

  4. My smoking times and temperatures chart for smoking meat is just below but first, a few words about thermometers, without which you would not need this chart. Temperature should always be used to determine when the meat is done cooking rather than the time.

  5. 16 lip 2023 · The recommended smoking temperatures and slow cooking times per pound of meat are 225°F (1.5-2 hours), 250°F (1-1.5 hours). For the “hot and fast” method you need to set it to 275°F (37.5 to 45 minutes), and 300°F (30 to 45 minutes). The entire process can take 12-18 hours based on the size of the brisket.

  6. 23 lut 2022 · Wrapping. Resting. Slicing. Type of Wood. How To Tell When Brisket Is Done. Preparing Brisket for Smoking. There are several steps you need to follow when preparing smoked brisket. The exact steps may vary slightly depending on several factors.

  7. Use the Chef Temp for best results.