At what temp does meat stop taking smoke?
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While it may be true to some degree that most absorption occurs up to an internal temperature of about 135 - 140 degrees, the meat will continue to take on smoke flavor past that point by a process called adsorption (not "absorption"). Also note that smoke flavor and "smoke ring" are completely different.
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