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So the wife was out of town hanging out with her friends so I decided to have a couple buds over for some smoked goodness and the NCAA tourney. Seasoned these guys with some Lawry's, garlic powder and Kansas city style steak seasoning. Got the smoker going to about 240*. Smoked'em for 1 hour...
For Baby Backs you should use the 221 but remember it is only a guideline. After 2 hrs. I add apple juice into the wrapped ribs to add moisture. Check the ribs for doneness using a toothpick to feel how tough the meet is. Some will pick the ribs up with tongues and do the "Bend Test". Pick...
Nice seeing another fellow Wisconsinite smoking! I have a constant supply of apple wood so that's what I primarily use. That PB sure looks good. I'm gonna smoke some rib eyes for the Badger game today for some buds. ON WISCONSIN!!!
When I foil I like to add some apple juice and jim beam to it. If the foil gets ripped you're better off taking it off and re-foiling. During the last hour with about 30 min. left I like to mop the ribs w/ some BBQ sauce.
I don't have any experience with using your smoker but for cook temp I would try to stay around 220-230* Also the 2-2-1 method sometimes is not enough time for the ribs. Some people will poke the ribs to feel how tough they are. I personally don't like ribs that a mushy. I like a little bit...
Welcome to SMF. Almost everything I've learned about smoking has been from this site. The search bar is great for if you have a question on anything. Have fun with your build
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