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So the Brats went in the smoker at 4 PM sharp. I tossed in a few more chunks of Apple. I don't recall using Apple previously, I must say it has a really pleasant smell.
The Ribs are still in the smoker. My temps have been all over the place. I had to run an errand earlier and I was away for...
Been a while since I posted. Life just has a way of getting in the way.
Moving along, I decided a couples days back that I wanted some Baby Back Ribs. Not sure that I have ever smoked them before. I put them in the smoker around 11 AM. About 265 with Apple Wood. Thought I would try smoking them...
I appreciate everyones input. My current technique, is pretty simple and straight forward. No mustard or anything funky like that. Just coat with rub and stash in the fridge till the next day. No foil. I think my next ribs (here soon) will simply use less rub or maybe shake things up with a...
Wings and sausage got pulled at 5 PM. At about 4:40 I cranked the temp up too 300 from 250 ish. The sausage was just slightly overdone in my opinion. Next time I think I would smoke the andouille for around 1 1/4 to 1 1/2 hours max. But it was still edible, and very tasty. The wings were great...
Kinda limited on the Q-view, been a busy day here on the "farm". Bought 2 packs of drumettes and a pack of andouille sausage. One pack of wings was rubbed with our usual family recipe rub. The other pack rubbed with brown sugar. Everything went in the smoker at 2 PM.
Thanks Bear. Admittingly I prefer my pulled pork with red sauce over vinegar, if I have the choice. Here in central NC its easy to find both when eating out.
It all started with some leftover Fathers Day ribs. St Louis to be exact. And I have to say I like my Faux PP, better then the real thing. Or maybe I need to try the real thing more often? I dont know.. The real kicker for me on this was the amount of bark. By using ribs, the surface to mass...