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For me lately it has been all about sweet and spicy. I start with a brown sugar base and then just keep adding stuff till I'm happy. Try some ancho chile powder and oregano!
Nice!!
Recently did some St. Louis ribs at 275 for 3.25 hours. Had to wrap in foil for over 1.5 hours because they got done so early. They were still hot-just seared them on the grill for a few minutes to burn off membrane and set the sauce.
This does work!!!
I did a rack of St Louis cut in half, little over 3 hours at 275 they temped at 197. Some pull to them, just how I like them. Opted for no foil. So good!!!
Awesome!!!!
While I don't have the time or money for that kind of experience, I am already on my way...
Put together my Christmas money this year and invested in a smoke vault 18. We already will never need to go out for ribs or chicken-SMF has removed the learning curve!
I smoked ribs today for the first time ever and holy cow they we're incredible! Used Al's method .
Rubbed them down with mustard and a rib rub 3 hours before smoking, then they went on at 275 for 3 hours with a mix of apple and hickory. I was very happy that even with a gas smoker, I got a smoke...
The onion rings were not so good, just frozen from a bag that's all.
The one chicken was a mix of lemon pepper, Lawry's season salt, garlic, and some hot jerk rub.
Highly recommend it on chicken.
The BBQ seasoning was
Salt
Brown sugar
Smoked Paprika
Black pepper
Hot jerk rub
Ancho chile...
First time poster, I bought a Smoke vault 18 and a thermoworks dual probe and finally got to use it.
8 potatoes, 4 rubbed in evoo and rib rub, 4 with evoo and kosher salt.
2 whole chickens. Brined in water, brown sugar, honey and kosher salt overnight. Then one rubbed in lemon pepper with some...
Hey Y'all, been lurking a while, finally joined.
I have a brand new Camp Chef Smoke Vault 18. Firing her up around 2, putting in 2 whole chickens and probably some potatoes.
I ran an old broken down charcoal water smoker last year, only ever did chicken and tips on it. Hopefully once the vault...
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