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Here's the link to the Newsletter.http://www.smoking-meat.com/august-13-2015-pre-slicing-ribs-before-smoking-them
Ribs after smoking;
All seasoned up;
Now in the oven for a few hrs just because the weather sucks.
I'm making these today. Right now they are in the two hr smoke part in the Weber kettle. In about a half hr or so they'll be coming out, getting seasoned and foiled in the pan for the next few hrs. Pics soon.
OK, your cure is good with the Readycure.
I would suggest to coat one in cornmeal, but coat the other in yellow pea meal. Then you will see the difference between proper peameal, and the other stuff.
Take a nice lean pork loin, cure it in a brine solution for the proper amount of time, then roll it in ground yellow peas to form a crust. Let it rest in the fridge for a day or so.
OK try this. Leave it in front of the fan for an hr or so to get the pellicle started, then pop it back in the fridge till tomorrow. At that point take it out an hr or so before smoking and put it in front of the fan again.
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