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I did my first brisket over the weekend, it was a small 5-6 pounder. Had a nice smoke ring, and decent flavor, but way to dry in my opinion, and didnt just fall appart easily. All I used was pepper, salt, garlic powder and hickory chips for the smoke. Had it cooking for about 8 hours total. ...
So, yesterday I tried my first bone in pork shoulder. It was a 4-5 pounder. I used the Jeffs rub night before and put it on about 8am. Smoked it for 6 hours @ 215-230, pulled it out of the smoker and wrapped it in foil and into the oven for another 3 hours @ 220 degrees. I wanted to get up...
I am going to be smoking 2 racks of spare ribs this weekend. I havent done a ton of ribs yet but I have done a few. Each time they turn out dry in my opinion. Ive tried using a mop during the smoking process and it only seemed to dilute the rub. I also noticed that my temp gauge on my smoker...
I am going to be smoking 2 racks of spare ribs this weekend. I found this rub online and was trying to get some feedback on it. Any adjustments or changes I should make to it? I was going to try the 3-2-1 method for the first time. Let me know what you think. Thanks
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Hello all from Northern California.
I recently got a vault style propane smoker. Still trying to master the ribs but have also done brisket, and turkey in it. Looking forward to the tips and advice I will be getting from this site. Just reading through some of the posts already has given me...
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