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Got em in foil now, and I just threw in the corn and the sweet potatoes. They're looking good so far. I'll post another pic when I pull the foil.
It's good to be back!
I haven't been on the forum in a while. And it's probably been that long since I smoked anything.
Our church has two young men who are on summer break from bible college that are serving at our church for the next couple of weeks. We volunteered to feed them dinner tonight. I figured it was...
I always toyed with the idea of going into the military in high school, namely the Navy. I smoked the ASVAB test, and my recruiter took me to take the NUKE test, which I also passed - which opened a lot of doors for me. When I went to MEPS I was told to lose some weight and come back in a few...
We love Famous Dave's. They just built a new restaurant on our side of town. Their sauces range from Sweet & Zesty to Devils Spit.
http://www.famousbbqstore.com/sauces.html
I can buy them locally at Smith's Grocery Store
Dinner is served!
The ribs are falling off of the bone a little more than I prefer, but man are they good! I'm hoping for some leftovers tomorrow, but I dunno.....
Nacho Buffet line
Foil is off, I might pull them in about 45 minutes, they're looking pretty close as it is....When i pull them I'll tent them with foil while the other foods catch up...
They've got a nice bark on them right now. Now I'm mopping them every 15-20 minutes with a BBQ...
I'm familiar with using Mesquite, Hickory, Cherry, etc for smoking. But what about other kinds of wood? Pine, Cedar, Juniper, etc?
Anybody use any of these?
I always add a handful of oatmeal to the meat when I'm mixing it all together. My mom always did it when I was a kid, and I read it somewhere in a Men's health magazine. I think it's supposed to help hold the meat together or something like that. Plus it's a little protein boost, and oatmeal...
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