Smoking times and temperatures for most barbecue cuts land in the same place: 225 to 250F, roughly an hour to an hour and a half per pound for brisket, about an hour and a half for pork butt. Quick answer: Most barbecue cuts smoke at 225–250°F. Plan on roughly 1–1.5 hours per pound for brisket,…
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