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Cowgirl -
I CAN'T BELIEVE HOW GOOD THAT LOOKS!!
I've been wanting to try a stuffed loin and I think you've got a great combo there. Thanks for the Q-view.
If I just have one or two KC slabs I leave them together to cook and cut to St louis style after, using the cut off portion for beans or saminches.
If I have several and am using a rib rack I cut prior to cooking. That way they don't overlap. Good Luck on your Q
Welcome to SMF Levi from another MO smoker.
Ask anything about smoking and these folks will find you the answer. Good luck on your quest to achieve TBS. You want your wood to smolder not burn. I found pre-burning works well as does keeping yor wood in foil or a metal box. The key is to limit...
I always remove the rack and lay them down when I foil. Sometimes I have to lay the ribs over each other to make room, but I figure the juices stay on the meat longer when laying horizonal.
Hope this helps
I've used the BC lump before. Sams had a a special. 4 bags for $13. Since I had never tried it before, I thought I would give it a go.
No Sams in Clinton. Wife and I were in Grandview on Friday to pick some stuff up.
Saturday in Missouri was BEAUTIFUL!! I picked up 3 nice slabs of ribs, and some JD sausage for my first Fatty. I threw together a rub of brown sugar, cayenne pepper, parika, garlic, and kosher salt for the ribs. Wind was a little strong but the smoker did very well maintaining temps. I tried...
I have NO idea why anyone would want convert from charcoal/wood to propane. But... If you insist on tampering with natural laws and stuff... Fireguy is correct. Your propane flame will stay at a consistant temp. Wood flare ups should be avoided. You want to limit air to your wood but still...
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