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Baby back ribs were on sale at a local grocery store for 2.99/lb, so I decided to grab some and throw them on the chargriller outlaw this afternoon. I seasoned them up with Jeff's rub (modified) and made up a pan of Dutch's Wicked beans (modified). Pit is almost up to temp, and food will be...
Oh, no.....don't give up. When you get it right you will NEVER make a meatloaf in the oven again. You have to make sure the loaf is really formed well before putting on the pit. A little crack can lead to a big split, but it's still delicious. Here's mine...
Hey BD, a big hello from NEPA. Glad to have you on the forum. Hope to see some great smokes. Good luck with your meatloaf. I love smoked meatloaf. Hope you post some pics. :welcome:
If your having skin issues, and you can't get your smoker to a higher temp, smoke the chicken at 275 until 165
Your welcome and good luck. That advice was from Chef JimmyJ. (I'm using 180 as finish IT because that is my liking. Some will pull off smoker at 145 and bake to 165. I like my...
If your having skin issues, and you can't get your smoker to a higher temp, smoke the chicken at 275 until 165 IT, and them pop it in a 425 degree oven and bake to 175-180 IT.
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