Quick, Easy and Delicious Electric Smoker Recipes (Perfect For Beginners)

Electric smokers are becoming more and more popular in backyards right across the country.

More and more people are becoming interested in smoking meat and leveling up their backyard BBQ game.

To get the maximum benefits of flavor, texture, and smell out of an electric smoker some of us need a little help to start with.

In this post we are going to go over the best smoker recipes everyone should try!

We will be covering a recipe from all the most popular meats. From beef to chicken, pork, and even fish.

If your new here, I put together how to smoke meat for beginners. Its all the stuff I wish I knew when i started!

It’s time to up your MEAT SMOKING game!

Easy and Essential Electric Smoker Recipes

Smoked Ribs (The Meat Falls Right off The Bone)

Ribs are essential to any backyard BBQ.

Check out their step-by-step guide and perfect your backyard ribs!

Juicy Smoked Brisket (Does it Get Any Better Than This!)

Brisket is the king of bbq and there is a misconception that you need an offset smoker or big industrial smoker to get the best results.

That is not true. You can cook delicious, juicy, smokey brisket in your electric smoker.

And it’s actually easier than the traditional methods!

Nothing Like Smokey Chicken Wings

Pellet Grill Chicken Wings

What’s better than wings?

Smoked wings!

Smoking wings give them a unique depth of flavor you can’t get anywhere else.

Juicy Smoked Pork Loin (For Those Healthy Eaters in Your Life)

Pork loin is a seriously underutilized cut of pork.

It’s cheap, can feed a crowd, and is surprisingly healthy. Using an electric smoker ensures you don’ add in any unnecessary fats or oils.

Crispy Golden Smokey Turkey (Forgot Cooking it in the Oven)

smoked turkey in masterbuilt electric smoker

Smoking a turkey on can seem daunting.

The size of the bird and the risk of having an undercook, or overcooked dry turkey puts a lot of people off.

Smoking a turkey on an electric smoker is almost foolproof.

The smoker handles the temperature and if you use a meat thermometer you seriously can not go wrong.

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