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I did a basic brown sugar/black pepper /Paprika type rub and wrapped it overnight. I was thinking of doing it @ 230 for approximately 10-12 hours, or however long is necessary.
For this cut, what should I expect cook time to be? Also, I was going to do a Coca-Cola and Worcester spray every...
As nervous as I was with not having foiled the ribs and not having sprayed them with any juice or liquids during the smoking process, they came out AMAZING!! They were perfect for my liking. Small amount of resistance when biting into them, they weren't falling off the bone, subtle smokey...
So I got some nice baby backs on sale at Adams IGA ($2.99/lb). I was pleasantly surprised that they weren't injected with any salt mixture crap. I did a basic brown sugar based rub and left it over night. This afternoon I took them out around 1pm and put them on around 2pm. They've been on for...
Thank you Gary! That's so true, there's always 10 different ways to do any 1 task, all right and all dependent on your personal tastes and preferences. But it's always nice to hear other people's opinions. I find that the best way is a combination of what works for you and what other people's...
No idea but I know when I roast chicken I prefer skin up, that way it gets nice and crispy. If you do it face down, all the juices run down the sides and keep the skin slimy and soft.
That "stall" will get you every time! I hit it yesterday and it lasted for 2hrs @ 150 and another 1.5hrs @ 160 but climbed steadily after that! Thankfully I had done my research and knew what to expect, but it was still nerve wracking as dinner time drew closer and my stomach rumbled more and...
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