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As a very general rule the 3-2-1 method is for Spare ribs. Doing this method in my own experience will make your ribs fall off the bone tender, same for the 2-2-1 method which is for Baby Back ribs. i dont like my ribs falling apart so i do not foil at all approx 5 hours straight smoke after 4...
A WSM is a great smoker i love mine the only downfall is its short on space and i cant afford a 400 dollar 22.5 so in the next couple of months when i have time im going to start building a UDS which IMO is just a home made 22.5 WSM and it can be done with less than half the cost of that WSM. As...
i hate to hear about your loss of bacon since it is bacon the 6th food group a moment of silence is being held .............................................................................................................................................................
better luck next time
Well alot of people use the AMPS Pellet smoker in an electric smoker for smoke generation so yes an electric smoker can be basically an outdoor crock pot or oven..as far as the taste solid fuel VS electric i cant comment because i haven't used both i personally am a big fan of charcoal for...
oh man your just grilling steaks and such....i bet they really wont like having the smoke rolling for 10+ hour for a butt or brisket... What kind of smoker you have?
I really like to bake bacon if i am making a bunch of it just lay a sheet or two of HD Foil on a baking sheet makes clean up very easy but the pan needs a lip so the grease dont run to the bottom of the oven.. idk if my method works any better or worse than the ones above. but i put the bacon in...
i wouldnt think it would matter as long as the whole assembly is the same you may have to do some altering or modifications to make it work for a non OEM piece
I Believe the burner/regulator is to blame for this but the burner may be clogged you could try cleaning it but i would just replace the whole assembly....
Well unless you turn them into charcoal fueled then your gonna need that 220v plug for the elements and if your not careful alot of older stoves pull alot of amps so your likely to flip a breaker unless the circuit has proper amperage and wiring. not to mention they are really big and usually...
The last time i smoked a chuckie i did it just like a pork butt, of course it didnt take as long and similar to what Joe said i foiled at 160 and took it to 205 for pulled beef sammies and i like it better than pork butts but thats just my taste...BUT my next one i will be trying the Faux Burnt...
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