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i like the idea of standing the chunk up for a slower burn, and just some digital thermometers to measure the temp inside the box, however i just let the probe hang off the rack over the meat not touching anything.What is the boiled water test?
well i guess my biggest problem is to much smoke, i use oak wood chunks and i put bout three to 4 chunks on a pan directly over the fire.This gives my ribs a huge smokey flavor.As i mentioned before the temp control is horrible. I could be cruising at a temp of 220 for 6 hour and my meat will...
I been having to much trouble with my vertical propane smoker. From to much smoke to horrible temp control the list is plenty full,I would make these great ribs on my Weber but now this smoker makes me doubt my own abilities.Should i go back to the my tried and true kettle grill.Any advice?
I use a simple rub just seasoned salt, brown sugar, onion powder, garlic powder, and pepper.Not to over powering and my nieces and nephews love it.Are you planning on using a sauce?
Hi i wasn't sure if its okay to leave a rub on overnight. So I guess my question is how long can i leave a rub on before it effects the flavor of the meat? I'm asking for both beef and pork ribs, and the rub consists of seasoned salt, brown sugar, onion powder, garlic powder, and pepper.If that...
Hello everyone i was wondering if it was possible to smoke two different types of meat at the same time? I am going to make some St. Louis style pork ribs for the 4th of July and was wondering if i could cook some beef ribs along with it .My brother in law doesn't eat pork and i wouldn't want...
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