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I saw a segment on the food network where they did cornish hens so when I was shopping this week I picked some up. took some of my rub and mixed it with melted butter and injected them then put some rub on the outside and let them hang out for about an hour while I got the smoker up to temp...
I have been out of commission for a few weeks but trying to get back to it.
Decided dispite the 50 mph winds today to go ahead and fire the smoker, I had some jerkey to smoke so I fired it up and got the jerkey going, went back inside and thought heck I got a couple racks of ribs so I got them...
My father in law has a GM and he loves it. I have cooked on it a few times and I am sold, I will own one one day. The temp control was amazing and accurate. It would maintain within 5 degrees during the entire cook time. The GM s are also built must stronger to last longer then the tregs...
pull back is natural with beef ribs, the "Nature of the beast" so to say. I agree with the earlier statment to maybe lower the temp a bit that will help. How was the bite? where they tender?
well got the 1st BBQ comp behind me, met a lot of great folks out there. Congrats goes to Drew with "Hog Tide" for the grand champion win, he placed 1st and 2nd in all 4 catigorys.
Here are some pictures of my turn in's, I got a bit worried on my ribs and brisket and took them both out to rest...
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