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Last weekend I did 3 racks of ribs and I had cut the lower portions off so that they didn't dry out and also to fit the racks in the smoker. I decided to try something different with the 3 ends (about 4 bones each) so I brushed on EVOO, and seasoned with S&P, red pepper flake and garlic...
Actually, not thinking this through in my first reply.
The stuffing needs to be cooked to internal temp as it will be inside raw pork, so what you need to do here is stuff the chops and cook til the center of the stuffing is 145 (safe serving temp for pork). Once that raw juice touches the...
Honestly, and there is debate on this, 2 hours of smoke is plenty to impart flavor. I've ran butts in the smoker for 2 hours then finished in the oven for hours after and it still had a nice smoky flavor. So smoke it for a few hours, then stick it in the oven and go to bed.
I'm of the thinking if you're gonna run the smoker for a butt go big and have plenty of left overs.
That's said, time is a factor is decision. Portion wise, a 4-6 pounder will be plenty. A safe figure on time is you will be looking at 1.5 - 2 hours per pound. Knowing how much time you have...
You're doing loin so I assume you will be slicing it, correct?
You're target here is 145 Internal and you don't need to go low and slow, so you can hit this within an hour.. I would take it to about 140 and wrap in foil and into a cooler.
Try them all, one at a time. Don't mix them or confuse them. And don't be so hard sought for perfection.
Here's how I got where I wanted. First I decided that I prefer St. Louis Cut side ribs. So I only used those for a long time. Then I decided that I prefer a rub that brings heat and...
Grillmonkey, are you sure what you are looking to achieve? What are you using as a comparison to your own ribs?
I would recommend first working on cooking technique, texture and doneness. Then work on flavor profile. That will help you get more consistent results. Get the ribs done the way...
I do it pretty similar. I use an old metal pie pan to put the wood chunks on. I love the smoker, I have got pretty good at dialing it in. I just wish it was a little bigger.
Don't start confusing yourself and don't expect any form of perfection. As I'm sure you've been told before, take notes but keep in mind that its like anything else, its a learned skill and there is no such thing as correct.
Keep it simple. I didn't even touch these ribs, didn't even look at...
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