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Smoked 4 racks for my family for this Memorial Day and dayum these are probably the best ribs I have done yet.
2 of the 4 came out darker but I think that was because it was a sweeter brown sugar rub and the other was a salty savory rub.
I’m not to familiar with curing salt. But what will to much of it do? Been looking into also smoking my own and wondering the pros and cons of dry brining vs wet brining, cold smoke vs hot.
It has been a hot minute since I have posted, but here are a few things I have done. One is a brisket cut in half I did for a friend and a couple of others I have prepped/cooked for family and friends.
It has been a while since I have posted, but this past Sunday I smoked some St. Louis style spare ribs. And I have to say I don’t think I have had anything go so right in my life. Aside the day I got married lol.
I did something a little different this time. I seasoned ribs with a bearded...
I have to add too, the wing portion was probably the best part. The skin was crispy and the inside was not juicy but most definitely not dry either. I don’t know how to explain it, other than it was better than a deep fried wing from BWW’s
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