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Until I got into smoking I used to think that the term FOB ribs was a big compliment so I can see why so many people think that. Personally rather have it competition style, but don't mind if they are FOB
The 2-1-1 method works well for BB but if they are really small ribs then an hour in the foil might be too much time. I think you should try it out, but keep track of the internal temp just Incase they cook faster than expected
I personally think the best way to start selling your Q is to do catering that way you don't take any risk of having food go to waste. You could make a social media page to help get the word out and just cook to order
I tried the 3-2-1 method recently for St. Louis ribs and my pit was running low 200 because of the rain for most of the smoke and the ribs were still overdone. I've used the 2-2-1 method for babybacks and had same results. I like foiling but I think they only need to be wrapped for an hour at...
I didn't do it purposely. I closed one of the vents and left two of them open a little and just let it go out on its own. The next morning it was at 100, good to know next time I do a brisket.
I agree with you completely, just was concerned I did something wrong that nobody wanted to tell me since I didn't get any comments or anything. Didn't realize my pictures did not upload properly
I made a post on Monday night and wasn't getting any comments which had me thinking maybe something looked wrong with my food or something like that, but was told from other members that my pictures weren't uploaded correctly. I did it through my phone so the pictures had to be downloaded...
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