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I’m doing it on a gas bbq with a smoke box so there’s plenty of room. Because it’s so thin, should I try and pull it rather than slice it or just use it all for burnt ends?
Ok, so there’s nearly a full St. Louis rib on the left hand side, but not much of one on the right?
Will I still be ok smoking according to this method? https://www.smokingmeatforums.com/threads/perfect-ribs-every-time-this-really-works.240916/
Will I still be ok cooking the brisket in a...
sorry, strange thread I know, but I’ve been reading so many American blogs cookbooks and forums that I naively turned up at my butchers today to get some ribs and brisket thinking I’d have a choice between babyback and St. Louis ribs, huge briskets I can take my pick off etc. However I forgot I...
Hi all,
I'm looking to have my first go at smoking a brisket after a successful weekend smoking ribs. I have a weber spirit 320 which stays at a fairly constant 120c (250f)with a bit of wood wedged in the lid to keep it open.
As it's my first go, and it's only for my wife and I, what's the...
Hi all,
New to the forum but hoping you can help me out. I live in the UK and recently upgraded my bbq to a spirit 320 which is brilliant but I used to have a cheaper bigger bbq and was able to smoke stuff on it using a box and chips. I think because the Weber is so much better insulated I...