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Thanks Flash.
My concern with more than an hour in foil is that the ribs will get too tender. I like fall off the bone, but also want some bite.
Do you find that 2 hours in foil makes them too tender?
So I tried my hand at some 3-2-1 BB ribs today, but modified a bit.
Rubbed a single rack with my own mix. It's your standard rib rub with an extra punch of brown sugar and cayenne.
I loaded up about 3/4 of the ring on my WSM and dumped 20 lit coals on top. Kingsford.
Heres where I went...
Wow!
Hello to you all. So I've started the eCourse and am finding it pretty basic, but interesting :)
I did post my first qView of my first brisket - feel free to check it out if you haven't already.
Also, some good news tonight... I just picked up a used Blue/Stainless Weber performer...
Thanks all!! I didn't consider foiling, but will do it on my next brisket for sure.
I'll also consider a lower temp. Can someone let me know what to expect with regards to how much time a lower temp of around 220 would do to cooking time? Would it add one hour? 3 hours?
Hi from not-so-sunny California!
New to BBQ and started working with an 18.5 inch weber smokey mountain. I've got 2 smokes under my belt and have been getting a lot of guidance from folks online.
Looking forward to learning from y'all!
Steve
Hi everyone,
Just found this forum and love reading all the great posts. So I thought I'd post my brisket experience for your reading pleasure and advice :)
Started the coals on my weber smokey mountain at 11:30ish pm. Filled the smoker to capacity with unlit kingsford with about 20 lit coals...
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