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Using charcoal, and adding the wood will allow you to control how much smoke you are cooking with. 8. Smoke the ribs for about 5 hours, applying your mop about every 45 minutes. The thickest part of the rack of ribs should be about 170-180 degrees F if a constant temperature was maintained while smoking. During the last 30 minutes, I wrap the ribs in foil, apply my mop, and put them back on the smoker.
1 For instance, a chicken, estimated to take three hours, needs about 1-1/2 hours of smoke for flavoring. 2  This is only a guideline, and you may prefer to apply smoker longer, or for less time. 3  Experience will tell what's right for you. 4  Wipe a light coat of oil on the food grates to prevent sticking. 220-240 degrees is the ideal range for ribs and brisket. 2  Chicken and turkey can be smoked at that temperature range too, but are best smoked in the 275-300 degree range. 3  With some of the electric smokers, it's impossible to reach those higher temperatures.