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Got the ribs rubbed and headed to the fridge...time to get the smoker fired up. Trying out oak ridge dominator sweet rib rub today. Bottom rack is their rub, top rack is mine.
Well, have the weekend off so on goes the cooking, lol. Think I'm going to do ribs today and chicken tomorrow. Bout to go season up some St. Louis style ribs and set in the refrigerator till about noon then throw them on the wsm. I read about Al's method of taking IT to 195 and pulling them by...
Looks like a great first time...congrats!! Way better than mine...my first time didn't turn out so well. It's unlike any other cut of meat in my opinion as far as certain IT etc. Trust the toothpick. If mine are thicker in the middle I find for me when I pull them the thinner part probes so...
Maybe like a creosote taste of over smoking?? Guess it's possible. Maybe someone will be along more familiar with Bradley's. A buddy has one but mine is mes brand. Never noticed how his exhaust vent is but I run mine wide open
Thanks!! Definitely would if I could!! Between me, my uncle, and the kids that brisket has already disappeared lol. Got the weekend off though, come on over and we'll fire up the smoker again tomorrow
Chemical taste sounds kind of odd...you did say in the post it was your first time using the Bradley smoker. Did you fire it up on high heat to season it and let it burn off the oils in the metal from manufacturing before you put the pork loins on or was this the first time you have fired it up?
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