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On a roll with chicken thighs and ribs so I figured I’d try something else on the Old Country Brazos. I only used Post Oak with this smoke.
2 mahi-mahi fish fillets seasoned with salt/pepper, some olive oil, and squeezed lemon.
I kept the smoker going consistently at 250, sometimes a little...
This is my third smoke on my Old Country Brazos. My first two smokes of St. Louis Ribs I thought were pretty decent.
My method is pretty much 250 for 3 hours, spritz with Apple cider vinegar, at hour 4 spritz and wait until they get to 165, then wrap with Ghee that was smoked with the ribs...
After seasoning my Old Country Brazos offset smoker, I decided my first smoke would be ribs. I picked up two racks of St. Louis style ribs from HEB.
After some trimming, I added a 2/3 black pepper, 1/3 coarse kosher salt as my rub, I didn’t weigh just eyed it in an old HEB black pepper bottle...
Hello all,
Been smoking meats a couple years. My first smoker was a Nextgen HomeDepot $99 smoker.
I recently invested in a Old Country Brazos smoker (my avatar). I seasoned it tonight and am excited to log my smoking meats journey with y’all.
I have a wire brush attachment for my power drill, what is the best way to remove this rust? I have a smoker that I just seasoned, can I oil it up, stick it in there at 400-500, and then clean off the rust?
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