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Ribs are on!
i put too much pepper and salt in mix but i'm sure it will be ok. I'm gong with the basic 4 ingredients. can't wait until there done.
lightly salted and peppered the face down into a thin layer of the mix for an hour. and in the smoker at 2 pm right around 245.
I'm going to make these tomorrow. i have two slabs of BB to give it a try. since they are know to be good, i may toss a wrinkle in one of them. i was thinking near the last hour to add some cherry or raspberry concentrate. or maybe even cherry juice to be the final 2 or 3 coats. see if it comes...
Science fact...combustion gasses give the most complex flavors and hence the best tasting product.
prove that! would love to see that information. maybe a myth buster submission is in order! lol
but i will say, nothing beats the smell of good old wood!
i assume you meant wood vs charcoal vs propane vs electric vs pellet.
they are all heat sources. finding the sweet spot of quality equipment and low cost fuel source that delivers the desired flavoring of smoke is all you even need unless you do comps. then check there rules
I hope to be in the market for a smoker soon. can you provide a list of reasonable models? i not spending 4k on a backyard smoker to save 15 min on a 10 dollar rack of ribs but would like charcoal or stick type smoker.
to get an idea of heat, mix your rub with some cream cheese and eat with a unsalted crackers. take the advice about. put very little heat in. an build it up and keep testing.
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