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Thanks for that. yea I added a temperature gauge to the lid when I got it as this model didn't come with one I've had this WSM around 15 years
I am looking at bringing a Maverick ET-733 from the US as we cant get them here.
Here is a beef rib I done on the weekend is the glaze/bark to dark? I used the 3 2 1 method
the meat was very tender and very tasty the bark was chewy and tasty as well nothing burnt or bitter.
It just concerned me when I took some to work and someone said oh that looks burnt.
You eat with...
Cheers guys I think I will have time for the 3 2 1 it's my first comp here in New Zealand we have to serve a complete bbq meal in 7 hrs. Can't wait really looking forward to it using wsm I've been cooking over coal for about 15 years but a little different to the USA style.
Cheers for that Dave, I guess braising will remove some of the smoke flavor?
Ok my plan is use a rub on the ribs smoke ribs for a couple of hours over South African charcoal
and NZ Manuka wood then braise for 2 hours then reheat over charcoal and baste with home made BBQ sauce.
I only have 7...
Is there a problem with smoking beef ribs after braising them for a couple of hours?
was just thinking the meat may seal up and not take on the smoke flavor .
Cheers Daza.
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