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yeah I kinda figured that but I cant take a pic right now cause they are in the smoker. To me it just seemed like a slab of pork ribs cut. Each peice had a rib about 4 inches long with a nice meaty section. Id say i have appx 2 slabs in the smoker right now.
Hello all I have a quick question, I have some Pork Riblets on the smoker as we speak. The smoker is holding a pretty steady temp of 250 degrees, how long should these riblets cook? Should I use the 3-2-1 meathod or is that too long? What should the internal temp be when finished? Thanks in...
So I saw this on here and had to give it a try. I took two and a half pounds of ground beef and added 2 eggs and a cup of butter garlic bread crumbs. Flattened it and added a layer of Jeffs Q sauce modified with a couple of Hawaiian ingredients and a layer of cheese. Wrapped a smoked sausage in...
Thought some of you guys would enjoy these pics. Went to a Luau last night at Paradise Cove and here are a few pics of them pulling the pig out of the ground! It cooked all day and it tasted soooo good! Enjoy!
Well, I did my damndest to keep the smoker around the 250 mark but due to it being quite windy it was hard to keep a stable temp. It spiked to around 300 a few times too. I still used the 3-2-1 method so they were in the smoker for 6 hours and I used apple wood chunks.
Had a little problem though with the temp spiking and the wind other than that all was great! Wife made some twice baked potatoes that turned out great too!
Finished it off with some of Jeffs Sauce. Had to dial the heat down a little though otherwise my daughter wouldnt eat it :( All I can say is thanks man that stuff is awsome! Everyone loved them!
Well, started off with removing the membrane. The gentleman on youtube makes it look simple! That was a bitch! I did manage to remove alot of it with a sharp knife. Nothing like smooth peeling though. More like picking and prodding! There has got to be an easier way.
Well here we go, starting the ribs now using Jeffs rub and gonna try the sauce on a half slab. Had to dial the heat back a bit though on account of my wife and daughter. Ill throw the pics up after dinner!
Lol, tooth paste huh? Well it must be pretty good then! I just bought the recipe so Ill be trying it soon. Not sure if I want to try the rub or sauce first. He says the rub is all you need but I also like the saucy side of ribs, as does my wife.