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Quick Reference Guide
Food
Smoker temp.
Approx. time
Cooked internal temp.
Notes
Beef
Beef Roast (rare)
225-250°F / 107-121°C
10mins/1lb
125°F / 51°C
Beef Roast (med-rare)
225-250°F / 107-121°C
15mins/1lb
135°F / 57°C
Beef Roast (medium)
225-250°F / 107-121°C
20mins/1lb
145°F / 62°C
Beef Roast (well)
225-250°F / 107-121°C
30mins/1lb
155°F / 68°C
Brisket
225-250°F / 107-121°C
1.5hrs/1lb
185-195°F / 85-90°C
ST
Beef Short-Ribs
225-250°F / 107-121°C
8-10 hrs
190-195°F / 87-90°C (PB)
ST
Pork
Pork Chops
225-250°F / 107-121°C
1.5hrs/1lb
160°F / 71°C
GR
Pork Roast (sliced)
225-250°F / 107-121°C
6-8hrs
160°F / 71°C
ST
Pork Butt (pulled)
225-250°F / 107-121°C
2hrs/1lb
205°F / 96°C
ST
Baby Back Ribs
225-250°F / 107-121°C
5-6hrs
(PB)
GR
Spare Ribs
225-250°F / 107-121°C
5-7hrs
(PB)
GR
Whole Hog
225-250°F / 107-121°C
16-18hrs
205°F / 96°C
Poultry
Chicken (whole)
225-250°F / 107-121°C
3-4hrs
170°F / 76°C
Chicken (pieces)
225-250°F / 107-121°C
2hrs
170°F / 76°C
GR
Turkey (whole)
225-250°F / 107-121°C
2.5hrs/1lb
170°F / 76°C
Turkey (legs)
225-250°F / 107-121°C
2-3hrs
170°F / 76°C
Duck (whole)
225-250°F / 107-121°C
3-4hrs
170°F / 76°C
Pheasant
200°F / 93°C
3-4hrs
170°F / 76°C
Lamb
Lamb Leg (rare)
225-250°F / 107-121°C
4-8hrs
135°F / 57°C
Lamb Leg (med-rare)
225-250°F / 107-121°C
4-8hrs
140-150°F / 60-65°C
Lamb Leg (medium)
225-250°F / 107-121°C
4-8hrs
160°F / 71°C
Lamb Leg (well)
225-250°F / 107-121°C
4-8hrs
170°F / 76°C
Lamb Shank
225-250°F / 107-121°C
4hrs
130°F / 54°C min
Until tender
Fish
White meat
225-250°F / 107-121°C
Size
depending
-
Cook until flaky
Salmon (whole)
200-225°F / 93-107°C
3-4hrs
-
Cook until the
oil is dark
Tuna Fillets
200-225°F / 93-107°C
45-55mins
125°F / 51°C (med-rare)
PB
= Pull Back -This is when the meat starts to pull away from the bones of the ribs, the other way to check
ribs is to do the flex test. The BBQ experts came up with another method using the ‘flex’ of the rack. This
means picking up the ribs about 1/3rd of the way along the rack, and ‘bouncing’ them gently. If the rack
bends to about 90° and cracks appear in the top of the meat, the ribs are done.
ST
= Stalling - This means that the meat may stall at 160°F, and the temperature will not move for some
time, it is not a reason to panic! It is caused by the meat sweating off the heat, and will stop as soon as the
excess has evaporated.
GR
= Grilling - We recommend grilling at the end to crisp up and finish off the meat.
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