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I accidentally made the best ribs of my life the other day.
I have a seasoning issue. I am an avid collector of all kinds of seasonings, salts, rubs, spices, etc. I have so many that it takes up so much real estate in our kitchen my wife forbids me to get any more unless I'm replacing or...
Thanks for jumping in. This is very good to know. I really like the flavor of the almond and prefer it to LJ Oak. Maybe I'll have to consider putting down a layer of almond and then fill the rest with LJ?
One of the critical cabinets on a peninsula arrived damaged so I'm still waiting on the new one. So we still have no countertops or sink/dishwasher. We're using a bathroom as a kitchen which @RevSmoke calls a "Bitchin" and turns out to be a great descriptor. Hopefully it will arrive in the next...
I injected it with a Brisket injection like crazy. I smoked it a bit higher due to time constraints at 250. Wrapped at about 170-175. It turned out dry. My last one was beyond perfect so it was a bit of a disappointment but everyone else loved it.
I think I have the newer board but that's good advice to unplug it. I've done it before but I've been neglecting that lately. It did seem to run hot and above what I set it for. Thanks for the good advice @SmokinEdge.
What an amazing set of meals and I am absolutely intrigued by that basket. I have a roti on my Kudu but the rod is kind of short and I've been looking for baskets that are on the smaller end of the scale as this looks like a great way to cook. Very nice work.
Bear was a very big reason I joined this forum. So many of my questions about so many things were directed to his posts and I still use his guide to everything. What a fitting tribute to him. Thanks for posting this Mike. Peace be to his memory.
I've been off the grid for a while and I'm just seeing this. Everything about this post makes me smile. Robert, again, went above and beyond and this is absolutely epic and will be one of the most memorable moments on this forum. "Remember when Robert made a beer pole and...?"
I'm just hopping back on the forum after being off the grid for a couple months busy with a DIY kitchen remodel.
The other day I was doing a long smoke of a 20 lb chunk of beef and I ran into an issue with KnottyWood Almond pellets. The smoke was over 14 hours and I needed just a couple more...