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Post was very nicely done, I enjoyed the step-by-step; and so easy anyone who would be interested in trying it themselves could easily follow the recipe. I wish I could do one tomorrow, but I just ain't gonna have the time.
I still flip-flop between foil or no foil. When I use foil, I'm glad I did. When I don't, I'm glad I didn't. I guess my favorite ribs are the ones I'm eating at the time, whether or not they were foiled. I do prefer sauced though, whether it was before, during or after.
No, it is not. But I still want one bad!!!!! See this thread: http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/182211/need-immediate-help-talk-me-out-of-a-lang-36-original-patio-smoker
I've never tried the seasonings you mentioned, but it sure made the chick look pretty! (Does that sound a little sexist?) If it was as good as it looked, it must have been great.
Yeah, with my inefficient stick burner it doesn't take long to burn through it. But where I live the woods are full of red and white oak, and even some pecan. I usually don't even have to cut them down. In the spring when it rains a lot, the ground gets soft and you can always find one that has...
That is the definition of wishful thinking. You just wish NH (in this case) meant North Hawaii, because that pork looks like it would be well worth the 40-minute drive for a sample. Now you've got me doing it, "I wonder if it means North Herndon?", a small community on the Ogeechee River about...
Thanks Gary,
I like to see these kinds of threads by others (you included), so I try to get lots of pics and make them as interesting/informative as possible. And, with my limited vocabulary, a picture is worth about 1500 words.
Thanks b-one. I actually had a couple left over and ate them for lunch today...WOW, still great! Ribs used to be my biggest smoking challenge, now after what I've learned at SMF it almost seems easy.
Yeah, I wish you could have seen how long it took me just to get that pic with him actually holding his head up. Hyper he is not. When we play fetch, I throw the ball, I go get the ball, bring it back to him, he slobbers on it then whines for me to do it again.
Justin,
I don't know if it's just me or what, but I prefer cooking with an offset stick burner. I use just enough charcoal to get the wood started (about 1/3 of a starter can) then wood only. It seems to impart just the right amount of smoke flavor, considering the type of wood you use; some...
I found this post extremely interesting. I am always drawn in by any experiment that steps away from the usual SPOG. Not that there is anything wrong with SPOG, in fact I used it for ribs this weekend: http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/188853/hurry-up-ribs-on-the-side-fire-box
Heck, I love...
My wife and I always try to cook something nice on Sundays, but it wasn't until 9:00 this morning that we decided on ribs on the smoker. I got the smoker ready while she ran to town to get the ribs.
About 1/3 can of charcoal to get the wood started.
Some good ol' red oak.
Getting a good...
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