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I vacupack my leftovers. Then when I pull them out, I just throw the pack in boiling water to reheat. Tastes better than the microwave that's for sure. Don't know if that will work for ABTs.
I am amazed at how thick that is!!! I would make it mobile. I'm with WALLE. My wife would also never be happy with where I mounted the unit. Got to keep it moving!!!
150 sounds a bit light to me. I would up the fire a bit and put a shelter around the puppy if possible. I generally cook at 180 or higher. 225-250 when I do ribs. At the very least, I would expect the smoke to take additional time.
Only my humble opinion.
Welcome to the forum. This is certainly a great place to learn the art of smoking meat. Once you start doing it yourself, the store bought and even the restaurant food is just not good enough most of the time. I seldom go to BBQ places now. This hobby is addicting.
That looks great!! I make a trip to Monterrey MX a couple of times a year for business. They are known for their arrachera. I always bring back a few pounds. We have a Carniceria in town that also has it already marinated. I'll have to give it try on the smoker next batch i fix.
Miami roll??? Never heard of that before. Looks great. Please make your pics a bit larger if you can. I'm old and these old eyes can't see as well as they used to. How did it taste???
I'm a fan of apple and hickory mix for ribs. However, I have tried all flavors and ribs are good with them all. Ribs and smoke are a match made in heaven.
Welcome to the forum. You're gonna like it here. Smoking extra lean meat can be a challenge sometimes. Looking forward to hearing about your adventures.
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