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Update:
I gave the entire smoker and grates a thorough cleaning and re-seasoned. I also cleaned out the burner to the best of my ability. I've had two smokes that went splendidly without any black soot. Doing three racks of ribs today so I'm going to give it a quick clean again before I fire...
Hello friends,
I've done some good smokes on my Masterbuilt but the last three have left my meat and ABT's with black soot all over and pretty much ruined it. I've done some searching on here but can't seem to find anything that helps. Many have said to make sure to leave the vents open but...
Those ribs look good! Part of the problem with temperature control probably had to do with having that many racks in the smoker. You can certainly do it, but the more meat you add the higher the "degree of difficulty". Looks like you did a great job, though.
Foil for 2.5 hours with a little apple juice for added moisture. Don't worry you'll still have bark after the end.
Just my two cents. Had fall off the bone ribs yesterday. Probably averaged 235 for a temp, too. 2-2.5-.5 for baby backs.
Just before foiling. The Bear says "You sure they're not ready now?"
Fall off the bone tender, which is the way we all like them. Very...very tasty. Thanks for lookin.
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