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Thanks very much noboundaries!
I'm planning on smoking at 225-250.
Reverse sear after the cooler, sear then carve or sear before it goes into the cooler?
Thanks
Trundle.
I'm smoking an 8lb prime rib this weekend and looking for some advice.
I'm going to rub it with just kosher salt and ground black pepper - what ratio of each, 50/50?
What wood do you guys recommend using?
I believe it should take about 15 minutes per pound, is this right?
Should I give it...
From how I've said I cooked the beef ribs can anyone suggest why they may have not turned out great? It seemed all the connective tissue and fat didn't render away, maybe not cooked for long enough?
Trundle
So the ABTs and pig candy were a huge success, everyone loved them!! I could have doubled how much I made.
Unfortunately the rest didn't go as well.
I normally 2-2-1 my baby backs and last night because of hosting duties the 1 turned into about 1 1/2. I think that slightly dried them out...
My first ever full smoker!
4 racks of baby backs
3 slabs of beef ribs
1 tray of ABTs
1 tray of pig candy
My first time cooking beef ribs, ABTs and pig candy so hopefully this goes well. More pictures to follow.
Trundle
So this weekend I did my biggest ever smoke... 4 racks of ribs! (We all have to start somewhere don't forget!)
I have a cabinet smoker and had two racks on one shelf and two racks on the shelf below.
After 30 minutes I opened the smoker to give them a spritz the above ribs had dripped all over...
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