Now if you just want it done enough to slice (internal temperature of 160Â°F), it could take only 4 to 6 hours. The shape of the meat makes a difference, too. If you were to take that same 6 pound butt roast and slice it into 1 inch thick steaks, it would take less time to become fall-apart tender. But thinner cuts tend to dry out more if cooking to the shredding stage. However, if you were cooking the steaks up to 160Â°F, you'd save a considerable amount of time.
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