WeekendBrisket on a bone
Texas plate ribs
6–8 hr · Post oak or hickory
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WeekendBrisket on a bone
6–8 hr · Post oak or hickory
WeeknightSmoke first, crust last
50–75 min · Oak or hickory
WeekendCalifornia roast, Texas smoke
1.5–2.5 hr · Oak
WeekendHoliday centerpiece, pellet calm
3.5–5 hr · Hickory or oak
All-dayThe most reliable all-dayer on a pellet grill
8–12 hr · Hickory and apple
WeekendWrap once. Do not 3-2-1 these.
4–5 hr · Apple or cherry
WeeknightSkip low-and-slow. Skin needs heat.
60–90 min · Hickory or pecan
WeeknightSmoke, then heat. Baking powder is the trick.
50–70 min · Hickory or pecan
Weekend325°, butter, and a probe in the breast
3–4.5 hr · Apple or maple
WeeknightFifteen minutes. High heat. Glaze at the end.
15–20 min · Alder or apple
WeeknightThick-cut, 145°, a blush in the center
40–55 min · Apple
WeeknightGround beef is 160°F. Get the steel screaming.
20 min · Hickory
WeeknightLean steak. Fast sear. Compound butter.
40–55 min · Oak or cherry
WeekendChuck roast, brisket method, dinner tonight
5–7 hr · Oak or hickory
WeekendSkip 3-2-1. Bend test, not mush.
4–5.5 hr · Hickory or cherry
WeekendTreat it like a giant chop, not a shoulder
1.5–2.5 hr · Pecan or apple
WeeknightThe fastest pork roast on the grate
25–40 min · Apple or cherry
Weeknight400°. Dark meat past 165°. White sauce dunk.
50–70 min · Hickory or pecan
WeeknightCooked like a steak. USDA 165° ruins it.
35–50 min · Cherry
WeekendHoliday roast, pellet calm, pink center
2.5–4 hr · Oak or pecan
WeeknightWeeknight fancy. Pink center. Rosemary.
25–40 min · Oak or pecan
WeekendLean wild meat. Medium-rare is the ceiling.
40–55 min · Oak or cherry
WeeknightButter, Worcestershire, ten minutes.
15–20 min · Alder or apple