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Probing for doneness is all over the flat not the point as it has more fat content and will always probe tender before the flat. Basically the point is along for the ride.
Locally, I call my butcher and he'll have one for me in a day or two. Costco around here usually has them as well. They can be ordered on line ex) SRF but that path gets very pricey. Talk to your butcher. The industry standard reference numbers for them is 123A but not all retail butchers are...
We prefer a 3 or 4 bone plate rib (ie short ribs aka Dino Bones) from the chuck section for smoking. Same great flavor as brisket but IMO easier to do especially for 2 people.
Edit: below are 123A industry code 'beef plate short ribs' that come from bones 6 through 8. The 4 bone version...
Hey Chris, glad to hear it's working as expected. Was only pointing out the other side of the equation in that the cheaper models I've purchased in the past have had their issues but certainly was not suggesting any superiority to be had based upon price. There are therm probe options at many...
True, but use one on a $140-160 full prime packer being smoked overnight and have it fail to warn you the flame went out. You could be out more than just the cost of the cheap probe! JMTC 🧐
#1 If smoking overnight, USE A REPORTING THERMOMETER!!!!!!! Set it to monitor grate temp and alert you when it drops. Verify it can wake you from a sound sleep; make sure your phone is not set to Do Not Disturb; ensure the probe is sufficiently charged along with the phone. Plenty out there to...
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