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Great advice. I appreciate the honesty. I guess I am with you guys in favoring St. Louis or spares. My wife is in the camp of baby backs simply because of the lack of little cartilage pieces
I trimmed a rack of spare ribs into what looked like perfect St Louis style. I smoked them along with a rack of baby backs last Saturday.The flavor and texture was awesome but there were still 2 or 3 little round pieces of cartilage which I didn’t care for in the spares. Is it possible to get...
Wow that looks delicious!! Do you use wild hog fat with the meat? Is it fairly mild? A lot of people here don’t like deer fat because they say that’s where the gaminess comes from. We don’t have wild hogs though so never tried them. I would sure try that though. Nice work!
I retired the old charcoal burner and replaced with a Weber 22 that I got for a good price. Made some vegetable kabobs and some chicken breasts ( marinated in walkerswood jerk seasoning, some in a store bought marinade, and one in pickle juice that I got the idea from here). Turned out great...
Hi everyone! Was in Walmart today and noticed they had a pallet of 22lb boxes of prime 6 charcoal marked down to $15 (originally $45). I didn’t buy any because I was skeptical of the flavor of these things in my kettle or WSM. They claim to burn 6 times longer than regular charcoal and 22lbs of...
Pit boss way over Z grills!! I have an older traeger but I looked at these 2 brands for when mine craps out. Z grills from Menards we’re very cheaply made vs comparable pit boss and the temp of z grills only goes to 450 ( and I read it has trouble getting there) so searing is out. Most pit boss...
Awesome fish!! The markets will come back and gas will come down this winter. Just need to vote the current clowns out of office. This has been a terrible experiment. Hang in there!, things will get better!!
As stated by a previous member. Fall off the bone generally happens after 200 degrees on pork ribs. 145 degrees is when pork is safe to consume however ribs will not be FOTB at these temperatures unless he previously boils or pressure cooks them or something
I’ve never done it but I did see it on a travel channel show once. They put wet seaweed down and all kinds of lobsters and shellfish and steamed for about an hour. Looked awesome. Sorry I’m not much help. Let us know how it goes
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