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I'm going to give that a try. Sometimes that membrane will come right off for me with just a bread knife and some tugging, other times it rips and spend a long time trying to more of it (or just give up... still good ribs!).
Is the "stretch" the side-by-side grill? If so, how well does that work? I always skeptical of things that seem gimmicky, but I'd like to consider adding that.
So I kind of pestered my wife into letting me get a new smoker for Christmas and I'm thinking about a Lang patio model. Is there anything (other than the damn delivery cost) that I'm going to regret here? They seem solid and seem to have a pretty good reputation, but I figured I'd check with...
I've had that model for about a year and love it. Had a rough start where the control board was DOA right out of the box, but they had a new one to me within in a couple of days.
I watch Amazon and HomeDepot.com for sales on the biscuits. Haven't ever had a problem of running out. It goes...
I don't know if it's mesquite that they use at down there at Riscky's on Azle (near my Granddad), but that's the best damn brisket I've ever had. If I can ever learn to smoke like that, I'm hanging it up and declaring myself king.
Nothing wrong with more time around the smoker (with beer!) at all. Wife had a couple of last minute errands she needed some help with, so I had to cut it short.
Went ahead and did 3 smoke, 2 wrapped and let them cool and threw them in the fridge for a couple of days. Sauced and reheated at 300 for about 30 minutes, and they were great (but were "fall off the bone").
When smoking ribs after 3 hours of smoke, two wrapped and braised in beer, does that last hour have to be immediate? Or can I throw 'em in the fridge and do the last hour a couple of nights from now in the oven?