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my first fattie was a few months back.. it was deluxe mac and cheese with a beef/veal/sausage blend..it was also my first bacon weave ever.. it started pretty but it split at the end..guess i over did it.. ether way nice job man!!!!
ranging from 250-275 depending on the sun.. its in the 90s all week this week.. i did some beef ribs yesterday and it was hard to keep it below 275.... needles to say the were pretty fatty cuts and the melted away to nothing.. not very good
a lot of people don't like him cause he's a food network know it all.. but Guy Fieri's sauces are really good. i usually make my own but ill use his from time to time. his hot wing sauce is killer
sorry it took so ling to come back... i tried a few things in the smoker since the advice.. definite improvement but still lacking a bit... i think i don't have enough sugar in my rubs to caramelize properly.. i try to post some pics today..
thanx all!!! never thought of the water and steam thing... ill give that a shot.. i only foil ribs for the most part.. i have foil wrapped brisket but it didn't turn out to be my best work... thanx again.. illl report the results this weekend.. got an easter brisket to smoke..
ok.. I've been smoking a while now.. I've done bacon, briskets, pork shoulders to tenderloins, tri-tips to flank steaks.. the flavors are fantastic.. meat is always moist juicy and freaking delicious. But i never seem to get that nice dark bark on my briskets and shoulders. I have my own rub...