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I think you may be on to something there Wish you posted this before our state fair this year though. Next year I'll try to find some new fun fatty fixin's
Looks good !!! As mentioned , a little more heat or time and that fat may have rendered down more.
I wonder if you could find a way to elevate that coal basket a couple more inches , and get some more airflow under it , if that by itself would help your temps ?
If you have a regular oven and some time, you can at least skip the boiling part. Rub ribs as normal for smoking , use a foil pan and add some thinned out sauce of your choosing. Add ribs on a rack to hold them above the liquid, a little thin sauce over the top , cover with foil. Bake at 250F...
Cap'n Mark , thanks for the added info and the cooking temps
Wish my freezer would get that cold but zero F is about it. Good luck on a bruin this year.
LOL 3" snow LOL
Where I live we don't get too much , avg 10' / year. But drive a half hour or so North of us
A couple hours North of us , I believe these pics are from last year .
http://deathby1000papercuts.com/2008...-watertown-ny/
Best roll call post I recall reading
I wouldn't worry about welding , read through the charcoal smoker mods and adjust as you see necessary for your off set.
Welcome to SMF from another upstater
Looks good for rain , is it sturdy enough for some snow on the roof ? We get a bit of that here in NY
Ahh , just looked at the pic again , nope , a good 3 season shelter though !!!
Yup , your going to have to make it up to the dogs bigtime
Shoot straight when you do get a chance to get out or they ( the dogs ) will never let you live it down
I would skip the vegie thing Or as someone more eloquently put it " Most all of my meat was vegetarian
Not a fish fan either
The rest sound real good , I'd use real bacon though
AYE , me too , cans fit back in the box better , no breakage worries , and much lighter to carry back for the deposit too . And $ 1.50 for a turdy pack keeps the math easy
I was thinking more along the lines of a functional decoration in case a die hard , raised on a bottle type showed up.
Sounds like your lil' pieces are the trimmings from the ribs. Less than 1/4" thick strips ?
If so , check for a membrane on them as well and toss them in for the last couple of hours. check after 1 1/2 hour and mayby you and Momma can have a snack while the ribs finish up
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