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At home I inject, heavy rub, then mustard slather. Wrap tightly in plastic wrap and put back in the refridgerator overnight. When i wake up i take it out of the fridge and let it sit out while i'm getting the smoker up to temperature and preped. I like to warm the smoker up probably 20-50...
I've seen quite a few threads discussing gas vs wood vs electric but most is all opinions. Friday here in East Tn will be about 62 with a possibility of a shower. Pretty good temp to be out cooking and we can get past the rain(if it even happens, weather changes daily in east tn). Anyhow my...
225 is a good tempt but that loin can be cooked hot if you inject it and cook with care. good luck, expiriment and learn what suits your style. IF there is a hot end in your smoker i'd put the loin there and the ribs on the far side. just my opinion.
Just had a battle like this a couple weeks ago, i wrapped my smoker with a blanket and put some stuff around it to block the wind. Its hard and a pain but doable
2 Sams clubs locally here in knoxville, i've had all good experiences with them but just keep an eye out because sometimes the grocery store has better prices for equal meat. just compare between supermarket, butcher and sams before making an hour drive
just make sure you let the rub set up in the meat many hours before the cook, some people may disagree with me but i believe in letting that rub do some magic before you put it in. I do the mustard slather as mentioned about and an injection overnight. just cover that thing good with rub and...
thank you all very much! i'm going to do some competition style st. louis styles next week with a LOT of q-view. I may even let some people in on some tricks to get the blue ribbon!
wetter wood will put off more smoke but it looks like you are pumping out some raw white smoke. i'd cut down the stack to where it needs to be to get the draft/pull right and play with your wood. every wood has its own characteristics.
and yes i know i am terrible for not taking a finished product picture but of course since it was in the over it looked the exact same. Stay tuned my next Q-View thread is going to be St. Louis style competition ribs probably done on the junk-griller.
After it was all pulled about 730
Since i had hungry people waiting to eat i decided to wrap and put in the dreaded oven(being as i was using the MGS its the same thing). I let it get to 195 then pulled it and let it cook itself up to 202-203 and unwrapped. I cut out the money muscle to make a...
The dreaded Plataue about 1 pm
Right before covering up with foil- shortly before 5
Its not 5:55 i'm at 171 degrees in the foil. My plan is to get it to about 195 and open the foil to make an attempt at drying the bark back up. either way it will be a good dinner, just wished i didn't reset...
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