summer sausage
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When ambient air temp is sub zero and residence time in smoker is already five hours, can I creep the temp of the smoker up in 5 degree increments in order to walk the sausage in to the 160 degree finish meat temp?
Jarhead18
Yes, if you need to quicken your cooking time, the best way would be to incrementally increase the smoker temp.
Just try to keep from jumping a large range all at once. A sudden temp increase in the smoker from say 150 to 225 can quickly dry out the exterior and create case hardening (tough exterior). Incremental changes will help keep the meat temp more uniform and help prevent drying the exterior too much before the desired internal temp can be reached.
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