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ondagawood

Smoke Blower
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Feb 22, 2010
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Syracuse, NY
Working on my continued learning & gaining experience smoking ribs is a tasty hobby. Anyway, I tried something new, I put some light brown sugar on top after the rub was put on. I wasn't sure if it was gonna be too sweet, well it wasn't.
Still new at getting the fire & the heat consistant, learning more & more each time I visit SMF.
Here's the pics...........

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Looks great. I do the same with my ribs, put a nice layer of brown sugar on top of my rub...always comes out good...
 
Guys; thanks for the comments, that "other" item is homemade sausage, those I cooked on the gas grill.
Yeah, I've only been "smokin'" for about 5 months. My first smoke was Super Sunday, beef ribs & 20 degrees out too ! They came out good !

Scott
 
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