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The 24 inch Camp Chef Smoke Vault! It's a gasser and very easy to use and produces some great 'Q. I bought mine based on Debi's recommendation and haven't looked back.
I've got one of the older model GOSM's. Has the bigger/heavier cast iron chip box. I love it!! Keeps the temp stable, easy to refill the box with offset pliers, and is almost set it and forget it. When I do butts, I usually do an overnight cook and I am able to get at least 3 hours sleep at...
Hey Chris,
If you can, try and make it out to Rudy's BBQ in Leon Springs. It's near Fiesta Texas. I don't know if you've been there or not, but it is worth the trip. Tom's Ribs is pretty good also and it's right in the heart of the city. I really enjoy San Antonio whenever I go. Have fun!
If your gonna use the 3-2-1 method for babybacks, no need for a probe thermometer. Cooked between 225 and 250, they will definitely be done. Once the meat pulls back from the bone, and they tear apart easily, you're there. ALot of folks like them "falling off the bone" tender. Not me, I like...
I cook mine fat side down, but thats because I have a vertivle smoker so all the heat rises. I like to think the fat protects the meat somewhat. As for rub, i use more than I need because I really like a strong bark.
You might want to look at the Camp Chef Smoke Vault. It has a setting for warm. This might be just the ticket for jerkey. They also have an 18 inch and 24 inch version. If you are able, get the bigger one. It's always better to have more room than not enough.
Anyone know who carries St. Louis style ribs that are already cut? I usually do babybacks, but I am curious about spares. Some say spares have a better flavor. Thanks
Debi is right on. I do have one sugestion, though. I would try and fabricate something that lifts your chip tray at least a few inches above the burner. My 2 gas smokers have about a one inch clearance between the burner and chip tray.
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