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Here are the ribs, sliced up. I had to take a few test tastes. :) These are stacked in the foil pan. The bottom right corner they are not stacked. They are just thicker ribs in that corner.
Brisket pics tomorrow!
The Wally World closest to my house has that Kingsford deal alot. I buy that 2-bag deal all the time. I use it to get my fire going, then it is straight mesquite wood.
Your smoker is a vertical? Smoke one fat side down and see how it comes out. I always smoke my briskets fat side down. Keep the smoker 225-240°. Use less wood. A couple of small pieces at a time should do it. You are using the wood for smoke, the electric part takes care of the heat. For a rub...
Got a packer today, just a hair over 10-lbs (10.08 if I remember right). Got two slabs of Kansas City trimmed spares also. They should have been $2.97/lb, some were marked at $2.48/lb. Got two dozen ABTs stuffed with ColbyJack cheese, and a Sage fatty. All in the smoker right now. Put the ABTs...
Harper is fine, lol. So you have a horizontal offset. That is the only smoker I have used. First a homemade one, and now I have a Char-Griller smoker. You have the Duo Jr? I looked at one when I bought my Char-Griller. My oldest brother has the Char-Broil Duo, the big one. I prefer the 3-2-1...
What smoker you have? What kind of ribs? An $89 smoker can be a good one. Might have to do a few mods to it, but that is the case with almost any store bought smoker.
My opinions:
I smoke mine fat side down.
I use Jeff's rib rub on my briskets. Slather some yellow mustard on it and put the rub all over it. I have never marinated or injected a brisket.
You can foil or not. If you foil it once it hits 160° it finishes quicker. I usually put mine in an...
Heya Rich! I do have a heating pad, but don't think I need it. I checked yesterday and the tomatoes already have sprouts! I just started them like last Wednesday.
LOL, I don't have any of the canning tools yet. Mushy is not my thing either. The only ones I eat from the can, or jar, is the nacho rings. Otherwise I prefer fresh. I have been reading in the canning section, reading all I can on canning/pickling peppers.
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