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the first time my dad did ribs he used too much wood. the meat had a bittery taste (could be comparable to the cigarette taste). in my opinion, used the wood for flavor, not to cook the meat.
looks they that italian dressing not coming out bothered you more than it bothered me. it was so disappointing when i did that turkey because i planned on injecting it with italian dressing/ tony chacheres mix. that woulda been a sweet bird. thanks for the input.
im gonna do some ribs this weekend. im considering getting a rib rack. when i wrap the ribs in tin foil and pour in some apple juice, is it ok to stand the ribs back up, or is all the juice going to pour out?
yall get up closer to me and i will come. im in pensacola. ur 500 miles away, otherwise sounds like a good time. im gonna fire it up this saturday and gets some ribs going.
abelman-first of all, looks awesome!! second, i tried to inject italian dressing in a turkey once. i couldnt get it to suck it up, or squirt it out because the spices in the dressing were to big for the injector needle. any suggestions on how you pulled it off?
im reading that my stock thermometer is a piece of junk. anyone recommend a good replacement? i read where someone is using the char-briol universal fit thermometer. i bought an old smokey from academy but have not tried it. i want to get one that is reliable. thanks in advance!
i like to think that the gauge was right, especially since it is a brand new grill. but say it was a lot hotter than expected. would the chicken been as juicy as it was? internall temp was spot on also. that was the deciding factor. thanks for the input.
i did 2 beer can chickens this past weekend. maintaind 225* for exactly 2 hours. chicken was done and great. this site says that that a whole chicken should be cooked for 4 hours. anybody have any suggestions?
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