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Thanks Al, I would love to but there would be a major rebellion from the CEO. She (and I) grew up in the era of "YOU HAVE TO COOK PORK UNTIL IT IS DEAD SO THE TRICINOSIS WORMS WILL DIE!). We both know that is a thing of yesteryear but she is unwilling to let it go entirely. So a compromise is...
I also inject mine and then cover it in the brine for at least one day for every 2 lbs. My internal temp. was 173 degrees F. This one was ten lbs. and I left it for 7 days although it could've come out after 5 days.
7+7+1: Seven days in a curing brine. Seven hours on the smoker @ 250' F. One hour in the oven @ 325' F to cook on a honey mustard glaze. Internal temp. 173' F. (determined by my TheroPro TP08S). My best one so far.
Here you go, my first attempt at back ribs on my smoker. I only had five hrs. so I cut the time in thirds, first lots of apple smoke, next in a covered pan with some apple wine I made a while back and third back on the rack covered with plum jelly rib sauce. (see recipe below.) All at about 225...
Okay folks, here they are. Ribeye ribs with Weber Steak and Chops rub. Cooked for 6 hrs. with a beef broth and herbs moisture tub simmering below. More steak on a stick.
I've searched this forum for information on the Little Chief and have not found what I want to know. I have an 18" Camp chef Smoke vault that I like very much but I like the sounds of the LC smoking at a steady 165 degrees for my fish and bacon etc. So if you would, give me your opinions on the...
"that is why you need to inject curing brine all around the bones so there are no uncured spots."
That is exactly what I did, approx. 1" apart in both directions on all sides. I think that's why it is so pink.
This was my second ham, I cured an 8 lb.boston butt for seven days in brown sugar, kosher salt, pickling spice and curing salt. Then I smoked it for 6-7 hours at 250-300 degrees and added a honey and brown mustard glaze. Perfect!!
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