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I have always done a 3-2-1 on my beef ribs and so far they have all turned out wonderful. I do add a little bit of liquid into the foil but not a huge amount.
Looks awesome. I have always wanted to do one of Pops hams as well. I was kind of intimidated by reading how he had to inject the bring into the side of the bone and what not so I haven't tried it. Did you inject the brine into the meat?
Stop soaking the wood and that should help you from getting the white smoke. When you soak it and throw it on the coals you are delaying what is inevitably going to happen. (The wood is going to start burning and give off smoke) If you put the chunks in there right away you will get that initial...
I know some people don't agree with this practice but my cuts meat on my wood cutting boards all the time. We make sure to wash them really good with soap and water afterwards.
Looks really good. Especially for your first time. I like to use garlic & onion powder, sea salt, pepper and some Canadian steak seasoning for my beef rubs. I like to keep them pretty simple. I will also inject them with a mixture of beef broth, V8 and the rub sometimes to.
That's pretty much the same set up as I have. Like you mentioned you need to make sure your thermometers are accurate. Having a digital thermometer or two can be you best friend in the world. Nothing more frustrating then not knowing what temps your cooker is running at.
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