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I normally toss them on the gas grill for a bit to crisp them up beer can and all to keep them moist. Generally speaking mine come out of the smoker somewhat crispy as I rub them down with a little butter before I start and smoke them a bit on the hot side.
Either could be true, I have bought country style ribs that were boneless and western style ribs that had both boneless and boned in the same package. I think it just depends on where you buy them. I have never smoked them before but have thought about it based on what I have read here. I...
It is Man law!!! If the smoker is putting off thin blue smoke the beer must be flowing. thats the rules around here anyways. Never really cared what time of day it was
I made ribs for my brother before he was deployed and forgot the applejuice myself but I had a half gallon of fruit punch in the refrigerator so I thought what the heck. I have not used apple juice since
I have decided I want to build one and I have most everything I need on the farm to do it. first question, do you simply cut a 2 inch hole that you can open and close in the top to vent and open it all the way up when smoking? I have a ball valve and such for the intake but the exhaust has me...
I am going to keep it pretty simple this year, ribs on the smoker and nacho's in the oven. might try my luck at wings on the smoker and beer to keep hydrated, lots of beer. did I mention beer?