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That smoking wood brand I originally bought from Amazon because I didn't find post oak anywhere locally. Well, low and behold then I found it at my local Meijer for only $5 for a 570 cu in bag so I bought about 20 bags. :emoji_laughing:
This packer was 10.65 lb, again prime from Costco. Still cheap! Trimmed down about 2.25 lb of garbage/fat. Rubbed sparingly with 1/4 c black pepper, 1/4 c table salt, 1 c my rub mix.
Preheated my WSM using the Johnny Cash technique: Ring of Fire! Small foil pan of water and large sheet of...
Hey all -
(Those who want to skip the back-story and just get to the smoke can jump to the thread below.)
It had been about 8 years since I did my last brisket. I've been a solid pork guy since I "perfected" my pork butt/pulled, BBRibs and pork crown rack. I'd not had the best of luck with...
I picked up a roll of that butcher paper from Amazon too a while ago, the 24" wide by 175' long. I've used it twice at about the 165-degree mark and have been VERY pleased by the bark that gave me! I'm never going back to foil again.
I lay out two sheets about 2 and a half feet long and...
Hey all - I've always used regular Kingsford charcoal for all my smoking. Costco recently had the huge bags of Cowboy brand hardwood charcoal (hickory and oak) and I picked one up to try.
So, here are my stupid questions: as I've never used "genuine" charcoal, does it work the same as regular...
I left them in the smoker for another hour with the pan uncovered. Below is the final product: (it's dark, sorry, my tablet doesn't have a flash)
Put them into a preheated 24-quart roaster on the warm setting for serving to guests, along with 'Q sauce on the side if they wanted more. They...
Word of warning on these... Beware when you open up the foil to check on them because hot steam will come billowing out! Luckily I was wearing my silicone BBQ gloves because otherwise, I'd have had some burned fingertips.
You'll notice from the previous pic that the foil pan is crimped up a...
Here's how they looked coming off after the first 2 hours of smoking. REALLY wanted to eat a half-dozen of them!!
Next is how they looked after adding the rub. Again, I first spritzed and then added some rub, tossed the ribs, spritzed again and added more rub. They're covered with foil and...