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As for the tenderness of the ribs. I noticed you took them off @ 172* I would say that taking them to a bit higher temp would prabobly helped get them more tender. I usually don't look at the internal temp when i cook ribs. To me it is all about the time they cook and when they feel...
WOW. I am really impressed. I have always had my ECB and my Brinkman propane cooker for deep frying turkeys and other things. After reading the post above I decided to use the propane cooker as the heat source for my ECB. It worked perfect. I have had a propane somker for years and didn't...
I agree with pandemonium. I like to smoke my meatloaf on a sheet of tinfoil with holes punched around the meat loaf to let the fat escape. and more of the meat is exposed.
In any case great looking loaf!! Thanks for sharing
You could turn out some awsome chicken wings in that amount of time. I have learned to love some chicken wings cooked on my pit. Really good food. Fatties are also a great choice as there is no limit to what ideas you could come up with when smoking a fattie.
This is a fattie I smoked a couple day's after thanksgiving, I just havent found time to post untill now.
I have always had tons of left overs each year after the holiday this year we put them to good use. This fattie is stuffed with leftover stuffing. I recooked the stuffing to dry it out a...
I had friend give me a venison round roast that is about 8 pounds. Just wondered if any body has smoked one of these and could give me some advice.
thanks for any help!!
I did a taco fattie sometime back. It was great. Sounds similar to your idea, but yours may make it even better. Let me know if you make one!
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Sunday I am going to fill up the smoker. I like to BBQ a ton of stuff so that I can freeeze the left overs for the week to come.
This weekend I got a pork butt thats 4lbs, 1 rack of spare ribs, 5 chicken thighs, 5 chicken drums and either a fattie or meatloaf, not sure which yet.
Q to come...
I just purchased the Maverick ET7 and am loving it. Its a great thermo. I have been using it since Aug. 7th. So far it works great and has all the features I need. Just wanted to express my opinion of the device.
Well I decided to make what my wife named the 'south of the border' Fattie. I just called it a taco fattie but she didn't think that sounded cool enough... I almost called it a mexican stuffed meatloaf
Call it what you will here are the details.
Started with 1 pound of ground 80/20. Mixed in...
I agree with Fire it Up. Put a little work into it and have something you can be proud of. I have an ECB that I love. I can use it rather than my SnP and save on charcoal without sacrificing quality.
That web site BigSteve posted above is also very cool.