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i have not posted here in awhile so heres some ribs i have goin on today
i trimmed and cut them to St louis style put a mix of webers kickin' chicken and some rub i found in the cabinet
ribs on now with pecan smoke flowing
i have done it before gives the ribs a great flavor. I gave them a good sear on both sides and then smoked as usual, i think they were on the grill for a total of 30 mins or less
it will take around 2 hours at 250 or so. be careful with the smoke as to much will ruin it and chicken soaks up smoke easily
if you want to sauce add it around the last 30 -45 mins........hope this helps
i have been using 2 bricks in my water pan (foil the top)...seems to work really well
i can get 225 easily with only one bottom vent open about an 1/4 of an inch
as for the top vent always leave it open
i was thinking about cutting a door out on the side for adding wood/coals and putting my air vent in the door
have any of yall done anything like that?
i am currently in the process of making a 55 gallon drum grill and i need pics/ ideas of the lid options, air intakes and frames
i am thinking of making the lid a quarter instead of a half drum cut, how did yall do your air vents?
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