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Yeah it came off with the slightest of tugs. Essentially still some bite to them but definitely easily comes off the bone.
I enjoyed them. I'm more of a red meat guy myself but my wife and my kids love ribs so this was mainly for them. I do think that the nm chili was a bit too much so I'm...
Alright guys I pulled them at 3 hrs and wrapped as they were looking a bit dry and the color was pretty dark. I left them wrapped for aabout 1hr and 50 mins and when I checked on them they looked like they were close to falling apart. One of them I was able to maneuver without fail and the other...
Thanks everyone they went on about 10 mins ago as we deliberated whether 3 racks was overkill or not. We settled on 2 and have 2 for next weekend's fights (hopefully freezing them is not an issue). I'm actually going at 225 which I probably should have checked with you all first but I figured I...
Yup it's a pellet smoker. I'ma try that. I'm thinking of doing 3 slabs. I wanna do one super light on salt pepper garlic then use a brown sugar based rub I made (I'm also new at making rub but I figure gotta start somewhere I stared with a good base of brown sugar and new Mex chili powder then...
Thanks guys I'll probably put them on tomorrow at around 8 or 9 am my time and they should be done right around when the UFC prelims start. Wish me luck this will be my longest cook so far.
Thank u guys again for the tips. Jbell those look aaaamazing!!!
Hey friends!
Tonight i picked up some hickory pellets and decided i wanted to do some pork ribs. I found some decent spare ribs and i was about to start trimming them down and remove the breast plate and all that... i said why dont i do this old school and leave it all on.
now my question here...
I know this is old and my apologies if I should have just started a new thread but my question is essentially the same. Specifically, however, is there a danger in cooking a cut of beer at a lower temp? Like I did 2 Ribeyes in my grills smoke setting which seems to settle in the 180 range. It...
oh man thats my favorite! i took one of those squared up style charcoal chimney and cut part of the bottom out as sometimes i like to get fancy and do 1.5 inch steaks i put that thing on top of my steak and DAAAMN! flip it and WAAAP! this is my kids favorite sear method.
awesome this helps! I've totally been doing reverse sear. I actually use that method even on my charcoal i just put all the charcoal to one side and cook on the other then when im ready i throw a couple hand fulls in let that flame up and sear it. The chicken i tried didnt dry out luckily but...
Good stuff guys. I'm going to try this again next weekend, I'm totally ok with grilling the burgers lid open style I was just trying to mimic what I had seen on many vids where ppl set them to 350 to 425 and close the lid and they get that nice reddish color with a little sear to go with it...
I definitely got it up to 400 I think it was actually at 410 or so. I figured this would cook and brown them. I have done steaks and chicken where I cooked those at a lower smoke setting and once they hit a closer internal temp to what I wanted I turned th3 grill up and used the flame broil...
Yeah I think next time we do burgers I'm going to try a few things. First, p setting...I saw a post where rcalan explained the p setting should be 1 when doing over 300*F so my p4 default may be the reason I'm seeing the size of flame in the firepot and thus causing that heat plate to glow...
Hey all... As some may know I recently got a pit boss pro series 1100 not sure that will matter much as I feel it may just happen on any pellet grill. Tonight I tried some 80/20 burgers. I made the patties about 1 in thick and the size was pretty decent in diameter, enough to fit well on the bun...
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