This evening I thought I would try a couple new things. I smoked some baby backs using a method that Al posted on here before. I normally like the 3-2-1 method but decided to give this a try. Also for what ever reason I have never attempted wings until this afternoon.
Since I’m under the pork forum, I will share the rib talk first. This morning I applied mustard and a rub that I put together then wrapped in plastic wrap
I got the smoker to about 230 degrees then put the ribs on. I was using hickory chips
I let the smoker do it’s thing for 3 hours
Then I wrapped the ribs. I put butter, brown sugar, garlic salt, and a little bit of apple juice in the foil. I then returned the ribs to the smoker.
I let them cook for 1 hour then put them on a hot grill and applied my homemade sauce to them and let them cook a few minutes on the hot fire. I pulled the off at 195 degrees.
Here they are ready to go.
And the pull.
The critics said they were perfect. I’m not going to abort the 3-2-1 method completely but I did like the pull on these. Thanks Al for the advice.
Since I’m under the pork forum, I will share the rib talk first. This morning I applied mustard and a rub that I put together then wrapped in plastic wrap
I got the smoker to about 230 degrees then put the ribs on. I was using hickory chips
I let the smoker do it’s thing for 3 hours
Then I wrapped the ribs. I put butter, brown sugar, garlic salt, and a little bit of apple juice in the foil. I then returned the ribs to the smoker.
I let them cook for 1 hour then put them on a hot grill and applied my homemade sauce to them and let them cook a few minutes on the hot fire. I pulled the off at 195 degrees.
Here they are ready to go.
And the pull.
The critics said they were perfect. I’m not going to abort the 3-2-1 method completely but I did like the pull on these. Thanks Al for the advice.