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I have one and use it for smoking cheese. I mix in pellets with the dust to help keep it burning. I have not had good luck keeping dust alone lit.
- Jason
I like my beef dry aged, so I will age it myself and dry brine for 24-16 hours before slow smoking and reverse searing. If you want a steak to go from store to grill with no prep, NY strip is not the best choise.
- Jason
Brian,
We love 99 Ranch. We go to the one in Frisco as it is the closest, but the one in Plano has a larger assortment.. Never been to the one in Carrollton.
- Jason
Ah, great memories. My mom used to make Ham Salad (and Tuna, Roast Beef, Chicken) all the time with leftovers. Been 30+ years, she is in town right now, need to get her recipes from her.
Thanks for the the post!
- Jason
Agreed, I like to Dry brine, so I put the salt on 24 hours out. Then 10-12 hours out I add the rest of the rub and back to the fridge.
For what it is worth, for the UDS, couple things I have learned over the last 10 years of running a drum:
1- Charcoal must be well lit and do not add food...
Great looking ribs, I will take a plate!
FOTB gets a bad rap which is not fair. It is personal preference, we have a split household, so I end up making 1 rack of each.
Great work,
Jason