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That looks outstanding! I only have one question, how are you going to clean out your food processor ?!?!?!?!!? I bet that thing glows in the dark after that pepper
I wasn't planning on cooking every pig in a 3 mile radius, but it happened. I tried Johnny Trigg ribs dry with lime, rib scrap skewers, spiral cut dogs with bacon, and a Dr. Pepper loin. Here's the lowdown:
Johnny Trigg ribs dry with lime - Did the basic 3-2-1 method with cherry wood. The...
I love researching smoking methods and rubs during the week, prepping meat on Friday, and smoking all Saturday! Who knew that obsessing over temps and fiddling with seasonings could be so much fun!
I definitely rather my wood catch fire and burn clean than smolder for a long time and get thick white smoke. I made ribs yesterday and most of the time had no visible smoke, the ribs were great. Then I tried some ribs from a local place and they had a fireplace chimney taste to them...
I used some Benchmark whiskey during the foil portion of my 3-2-1 ribs (Johnny trig style). They were quite tasted and tender. I don't know much about whiskey, but the guy at the liqueur store said Benchmark was cheap but good enough to drink. I think my favorite sip'in whiskey has to be that...
Those ribs look great! I'm going to try that tiger sauce foil wrap next time.
I second using the drippings for beans. I usually throw my leftover trimmings in too.
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