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  1. Woody Sider

    Need some guidance in making a rub

    That is the one rub i havent tried. Really looking to make my own rub that is sweet and spicey. Will have to give that one a try for sure.
  2. Woody Sider

    Need some guidance in making a rub

    Tried cherry syrup and cherry coke. I like cherry coke better. Cherry syrup is too sweet and too heavy on cherry without diluting. Cherry coke is well balanced. Cherry wood is a subtle smoke, will try other woods. I like the brown sugar rub over sugar rub.both brines were too salty so I think I...
  3. Woody Sider

    Need some guidance in making a rub

    You from texas?
  4. Woody Sider

    Need some guidance in making a rub

    Im in MI, home of cherries. Cherry flavored bbq seems fitting. I like it so far. Oak, cherry, and maple are abundant here. Cherry is tart with a decent flavor so I was thinking sweet and smokey with a hint of cherry would be bomb. Ive had cherry bbq sauce too. I like it as long as the cherry...
  5. Woody Sider

    Need some guidance in making a rub

    Will give that a shot. Sounds interesting. Will it tighten the meat at all or everything be cool?
  6. Woody Sider

    Need some guidance in making a rub

    Ive tried cherry wood as well for smoking but need a offset attachment and a burn barrel. Any guidance in a brine for ribs and pork butt? Really interested innthe soda brine. Might have to try it this weekend. Does the acid effect the meat like most acids?
  7. Woody Sider

    Need some guidance in making a rub

    Heard koolaid doesnt work well but am very interested in the soda brine. Never done a brine before for pork. Cayenne and jalapenos is what i was thinking for heat since it isnt super hot and flavorful. I paid for some cherry dry rubs but they dont have enoug cherry flavor and too much cumin and...
  8. Woody Sider

    Need some guidance in making a rub

    I want to make a rub based on Cherry flavor. Im cool with the brown sugar for sweet, not a huge fan of strong cumin and chilli flavor. Anyone work with cherries? Does it carry over through smoking good? What would work for heat? Jalapeno? Cayenne? Should i use a hotter pepper?
  9. Woody Sider

    Raspberry/Blueberry Chipotle BBQ Sauce

    I tried a blueberry one at mall of america, not sure what brand. It was good but heavy on the sweet and blueberry note. Id imagine to counter it youd want heavy smoke flavor. Or dial it back a bit.
  10. Woody Sider

    Playing with smoke

    Labor of love...
  11. Woody Sider

    Playing with smoke

    Cherry rub 2
  12. Woody Sider

    Playing with smoke

    Cherry rub 1
  13. Woody Sider

    Playing with smoke

    Currently driving a big rig on the open road with job offers to be home daily working locally. A hobby Im itching to pursue is putting MI on the bbq map. Pre burning some wild cherry wood i split at my brothers. Experimenting with two different cherry dry rubs to make my own. I still need to get...
  14. Woody Sider

    OK Highland

    Just a heads up on seasoning the grill, flax seed oil is the best choice. I use it on all my cast iron skillets and my smoker. It has to do with how it adheres and bonds with the metal once you reach high enough temp to smoke off. It has great polymerization.
  15. Woody Sider

    Whats the scoop on burn barrels?

    Ive always cheated using the hickory charcoal you can buy at the store, but that was before I started getting really into it. Always small amounts and indirectly and it worked great for me starting out with everything Ive ever cooked. I like the burn barrel idea because it seems more forgiving...
  16. Woody Sider

    Whats the scoop on burn barrels?

    Will do! Great song too.
  17. Woody Sider

    Whats the scoop on burn barrels?

    I dont think your way makes you boring, different strokes for different folks. Do what works for you right? Thats whats so great about BBQ! Sweet. Thanks for setting me straight everyone. Cant wait to fire up my barrel grill again. All Ive been thinking out on the road is beer and BBQ.
  18. Woody Sider

    Whats the scoop on burn barrels?

    If a good burn out or two will truly take care of any previous uses that would be nice. Is there a temp requirement to burn off anything unwanted?
  19. Woody Sider

    Any new Michigan Members?

    Thanks, man! I myself have been out on the road for awhile for work also. Itching to go back home and do some BBQ and drink some Oberon. Given all the great resources MI has available, Im sad that MI isnt on the map for BBQ and Ive been all over the country trying various regions styles and flavors.
  20. Woody Sider

    Whats the scoop on burn barrels?

    Thanks! I drive through that state a lot, thanks for the warm welcome. A burn barrel for pre burning your wood and then the hot wood embers fall through and you scoop 'em up and add to the pit/grill. I have a barrel grill with an offset on the side that I can use or i can add them to the...
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