The average is 1:15 to 1:30 per pound. Cooking by time is OK, better to cook by temperature. Brisket is a lean meat but has lots of connective tissues. Low and slow heat breaks this down.
An internal temp of 195 to 205 is usually the best. Also let the meat rest for 30 minutes or more after cooking.
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When doing a low and slow smoke cook, after the first few hours, smoking really does not add anything. Then comes the stall. Usually this will happen around 115 to 130 degrees internal temp. You have three choices. Hold the cook temp and wait it out, increase the cook temp or wrap the meat in pink butcher paper. Using foil will steam the meat and make it mushy.austinmike, Dale thompson, Bud A. and 3 others Thank this. -
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