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I'm running a little too hot at 260F.
My ribs are at 170F, so getting there.
I just bought the fireboard 2. This is my first time using it. It will tell me how long it took to smoke and will give me a bench mark for next time.
Hi,
I'm cooking pork spare ribs on my weber smokey mountain at around 250F.
They have been going 45 minutes and I'm getting a reading of 150F internal of the meat.
I have read that pork is cooked at 145F.
I understand I may not have the centre of the meat, but I can't be far off.
Should I...
The recipe I'm using just says combine the ingredients.
I'm wondering if I heat it up whether it might just thicken it a bit, which wouldn't be a bad thing.
Anyone up for sharing some BBQ sauce recipes?
I keep making one with tomato sauce, mustard and maple syrup.
It's pretty good, but I fancy a change.
I like making it myself rather buying off the shelf.
Hi guy's,
I'm looking at wifi thermometers.
At the moment I'm considering the Ink-bird IBBQ-4T, Thermoworks Signals and the Fireboard 2.
I don't need the 6 probes of the fireboard but 3 food probes and one ambient sounds good.
I read somewhere the Signals has a bad connection and that is...
Lamb shoulder was pretty good.
I injected it with roasted garlic, orange juice, honey and thyme.
Baisted it with garlic, lemon juice, thyme and rosemary.
Worked great.
I'm going for pulling this time.
I was under the assumption basting would keep the inside of the meat moist aswell, but maybe not.
What internal temperature shout the lamb be for slicing and pulling?
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