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That sure looks good. Wild Copper River Salmon is now in season up here in Seattle. If you haven't had the chance to try it, you should. I don't know how far out of the Pacific Northwest it goes but I got a few pounds at Costco last weekend and it was delicious.
Glad to know we helped out and that you now have the smoke flowing. I think you'll find that people here on SMF will be able to answer any smoking question you can think of.
Skipping the foiling step can work well, too...plus, it's less of a hassle. I usually smoke them at 230-240 for about 6-7 hours. I spray them with a mix of apple juice and liquor every 1.5 hours and glaze with sauce for the last 45 minutes.
Man, that looks great. Can't wait to hear how the first big cook goes. I'd love to build a drum like that but considering I have about 1/100th of the handiwork skills that most on this board have, I'm gonna stick with the trusty Big Block.
Cash and Carry is a no-frills warehouse-type store that caters to the foodservice industry. It's great because you don't need a membership and they have great deals on everything. Here's their website: http://www.smartfoodservice.com/ Looks like just a West Coast thing.
Definitely no offense taken but if you think about, it does make sense, right? The way I see it, almost 2 hours could be 1:45 or so but "almost exactly" 2 hours is more like 1:58 or 1:59....or I could just admit that I screwed up.
My Costco does not sell spares trimmed to St. Louis style but see if you have a Cash and Carry in your area. They have similar prices to Costco and they often do have St. Louis trimmed spares. For me, it's all about the time. If I have it, I have no problem buying and trimming spares but if...
That might just be the problem. Mine are never packed tight. Smoked this weekend and kept track of how long the first chunks gave off smoke for...it was almost exactly 2 hours.
Welcome to the world on no-foil. Those ribs look really great. I know you want to keep us in suspense but what's the early opinion: did you like them like that?
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