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Holyfeld - I have pics up above. Since this is a meat I smoke 2x / month - I can give you all the pics you need!
Im still trying other ways so I have options. Such as cooking it "normally", cooking as a brisket - crutching and high temps for IT. Each has its pros and cons, but so far I prefer...
I have one going in the smoker today.
Im reading all the posts on toughness, and though I expect it to be tough, I don't want it to be like leather!
So Im going to try - heat to IT of 130 - wrap in foil and heat to IT of 165 ( I do Brisket to 203 - maybe Ill be tempted?)
Gonna do 215 for...
OK, I went to the store to look for something to smoke - ANYTHING !
I came across this piece of meat with 2 $4 off coupons - total is $8 so you don't need the calculator. So that brought it down to $14 for a 3.5 # of mystery meat.
Its a Bottom roast - this comes form the rear leg of a cow, and...
I don't see anybody responded to this?
Im not sure If I would ve - I smoke every weekend and I go thru 20# bag about every 5-6 weeks. Not sure if I need 200# laying around? but with enough people to say get 40 - that might work.
Ive never seen that brand - great price though.
Im using cookin pellets now - the master blend. I didn't think id like it as much but I do. I ran out of hickory and oak - my go-to tastes. Maybe Ill check out some of that
Tips -
Dry your pellets. I put mine in the smoker while its warming up. Then I light it, get it going for a minute, blow it out and put back in smoker. I get 2 hrs per "lane" on the AMPNS. The chips that come from AMPNS are good to use - good flavor, a little harder to light. But experimenting...
I use a torch to get it lit. Also, I heat my smoker at 275 for 1 hr, so I put the pellets in there to dry. When Im ready they get lit quick and away I go at 225 for anything that goes in there.
yes - also - vents w little less than wide open - you need smoke flow. do not open and close the smoker to spray it - they will be fine - set the heat / time and forget about it - you wont see the ribs till done.
I have the signature series MES - and I love it.
For me - babybacks aren't the best choice for ribs - they got popular cause of a jingle - not the flavor. BUT.........
Use the 3-2-1 method at 225.
I preheat also at 270 for one hr then turn down to 225 while I have door open.
I put apple...
Today Ive got a rack of babybacks (Not my best choice for ribs - prefer the spares) and a tritip.
Im experimenting with the rubs to see which flavors I like. Im set on the pork rub - home recipe which was given to me by a friend and I have to say its the BEST! with this Tennessee rub, you only...
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