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Seasoned a rack of baby back ribs this morning to smoke this afternoon (dry rub). A friend has an emergency, and I don't think I'm going to be able to be home to cook them today. Can I cook them tomorrow, or will I have to get rid of them?
My rack of baby backs is going to completely fill the rack of my smoker diagonally - not quite touching the box but really close. Should I cut it in half, or cook it whole?
I'm Jenny. I'm an ICU nurse in Tulsa. We just bought a MasterBuilt electric smoker for our anniversary (I was the one that really wanted it - lots of friends at the hospital who talk about their smokers). Never smoked before, but I'm excited to learn. Found this site while trying to learn...
Dave, maybe you should be! (a marriage counselor). I got good advice from you guys - should have stuck to it. Lesson learned Today I try baby back ribs! Appreciate all the good advice, guys.
Can't say I did so well my first time out. Flavor was good, but it was tough as all get out! I cooked it at 200 degrees until the internal temp was 160, and then foiled it and put it back in. I took it out when it was about 185. because it was taking longer than I had planned - it was 8:30 pm...
Getting ready to do our first brisket in a new MasterBuilt electric smoker. Probably bought too small a brisket - it's only 2 1/2 or 3 pounds. Wondering how long I need to cook it. Do I use smoke the whole time? Any help appreciated.