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The rub used on the ribs:
(1) batch of Jeff's Rub
(2) 16 oz bags of Kosmos Sweet Honey Pecan Rub
The glaze:
(2) 13 oz bottles of Gramas's Sweet Chilli Sauce
(2) 18 oz bottles of King Kelly Orange Marmalade
(2) 16 oz bottles of Once Again Killer Bee Honey
1/3 cup Jeff's Rub
The same glaze...
Ok, since I did not do the brine, I can only share with you what I've been told. "The brine is salt and some cure". With that said, what do you suggest for smoking tomorrow? Because I chose to smoke these legs so close to Thanksgiving with out considering the brine, making the best of what's in...
The fresh legs have been in brine since Monday. Planning to rinse them off in the morning, let them dry and come to room temperature before cold smoking for the first 4 hours with cherry wood.
Ordered these legs brined from Bledsoe Meats and paid about $3.00 lb.
This Saturday, I'll be firing up some smoke for the first cook.
Foamheart has a good read that I really like.
Picked out the goat today, and had a friend help me dress it out. It's now hanging in a walk-in cooler waiting for a buttermilk brine starting Thursday evening. Saturday will be a full smoker with a brisket, ribs, pork butt, chicken, and the goat. :grilling_smilie:
How do you select spares for competition? Blue Note Brewing Co. in Woodland is having a cook off and I really would like to do well. Just trying to up my game on meat selection.
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