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Thanks Sam, Al and Sly. I'm so use to cooking on the WSM, where I foil spare after 3 hours and stop the color change, that I was looking for the ribs to be a little lighter in color. Also, using hickory for the first time gave me pause. I typically use apple and/or pecan chunks in the WSM. Need...
Welcome to the addiction! There was a doctor that claimed he had a cure but he showed up at Memphis in May and has never been seen or heard from again.
As for the butt, brine and foil will definitely cut down on the time. I did several shoulders this weekend and it took half the time. I try not...
Decided to take my new reverse flow smoker on it's maiden smoke this weekend. 10 racks of St. Louis Spares and 42 pounds of shoulders. I used my own rub to slather the ribs and butts. For the smoke I used pecan and hickory.
I started with three ~14 pound shoulders. In order to cut down on the...
Thanks for the insight. I am now considering cutting them in half to reduce the mass and cook time. Any issues there?
I know food is done, when it's done but I can't invest 18+ hours this weekend for this cook. I'm looking for options short of buying smaller butts.
Cooking for my cigar club this weekend. The food guy was suppose to get three 5-6 pound butts. Instead he gets two 14pound shoulders. If I cook hot (250-275) how much time should I expect? I have a feeling Im going to on the smoker for 12-14 hours.
I have done several butts but never injected one. Wanted to experiment but before I go down that road wanted to know how it affects cook time.
For instance, if I inject and rub the butt the night before, put it in the fridge overnight, take it out before smoking and bring to room temp before...
Cooking for 20-25 people in my cigar club, 15 guys/10 gals. I was thinking four 6lb butts, 4 racks of spares, a tray of beans, cole slaw, and potato salad.
Too much? Too little? Just right? Thanks
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I just bought a quarter cord of hickory and I thought it was a little "moist", OK, what is the best way to dry, age wood. I have been putting the logs on the smoker box and that has seemed to assist.
BBQers,
Just bought a reverse flow trailer rig (review to come) and its my first big smoker, I typically use a WSM.
Problem is that once I got it to temp and it was holding, I added wood at about 90 minute but now I am getting a lot of white smoke. Vents open and she is drawing good. Could it...
I've found in the world of BBQ, 99% of the purchases are emotional. Good or bad never really comes into play.
Now as far as the design, as long as it's holds heat well and had the capacity you need I say go for it. Then report back to us with lots of q-view
I agree with sprky. I have noticed that if I don't let the meat rest and/or I don't get away from the smoker to clear my head, I can't taste the smoke flavor as well. Often I taste more smoky goodness the next day. LOL.
Thanks for the insight. I am going to pick up a wood rack from the hardware store. I want to do a pig sooner rather than later so I will be smoking everything I can get my hands on once I get the rig. I was reading about the biscuit test to check for hot spots that's different and definitely...
BBQ'ers,
I am in the process of having a stick burner built (120 gallon reverse flow trailer mount). I have a few questions as I have been smoking on a WSM for the past 3+ years.
1. With a stick burner, will I need to keep an active flame going (large and hot to start and the small and hot to...
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