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I have a chicken rub that I made up that I put that on the chicken and let it sit for a couple of hours. Then smoke them for a couple of hours and then throw them on the grill for a little bit just to crisp up the skin.
I used to not foil, and I liked them more without the foil. But my whole family loves the fall off the bone style, so now if I'm cooking for them I'll foil, but if I know I'm gonna be the only one eating them its definitely no foil for the ribs.
Well not only was it my first ever tri-tip, but it was my first cook on my modded ECB
All seasoned up with my secret beef rub:
After 2 hours in the fridge, finally on the ECB:
Fresh off of the Weber kettle before sitting in a nice foil blanket for about an hour:
All sliced up:
I...
I'm going to agree with everyone else. I have 2 horizontal smokers (Brinkmann offset and a custom built out of a 250 gal propane tank) and 1 vertical smoker (ECB). I don't have to babysit my big on too much because I have it tuned pretty good. But my little one I do. I'm always keeping an...
I'm a big fan of no liquid, but then again I only cook spares so they're a little more forgiving. I get plenty of tenderness without any juice. In the past I have used a mix of Dr. Pepper, garlic powder, and a little apple cider vinegar.
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