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I was in the mood for some wings so i decided to smoke a batch.
As you can see they are smoked on my trusty ECB with nothing in the water pan. I kept the temps between 270 and 300 for crisp skin. They were on the smoker for about 2 hours and 45 mins. I didnt bother to temp them, I just went...
thats what i was getting at with my questions. maybe he just made a thin mop and used that instead of a nice coating of BBQ sauce at the end once or twice.
has anyone ever thought their chicken was too moist after a brine?
i smoked a whole fryer (~4lb bird) after a 2 or 3 hour brine and thought it was too moist if thats even possible. i smoked it sitting on the grate right above the water pan which might have added to the moisture problem.
FWIW...
what was the mop? i like my ribs finished with bbq sauce in the last hour of the smoke. i like them wet and pretty heavily coated in sauce when i eat them. sweet baby rays is a go to for me. i always love the flavor.
id try to foil them 2-2-1 with some liquid instead of a brine if they are dry. that should keep them moist.
what are the details of how you smoked them? did you stay around 225?
from seeing some other member's results with the amazen smoker i wouldnt throw it under the bus like you did after one try.
ever hear the old saying "its not the arrorw, its the indian" ?
i also wouldnt have packed two rib cuts per rib rack space like you did either. they would cook more...
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