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I started with two tenderloins and I rubbed Jeff's rub on them then I wrapped them in bacon. Put in the smoker at 235° and smoked them for about two hours until IT hit 160. I used apple wood and it turned out great. Thanks for looking
Got some baby backs in the smoker as we speak and watchin some football. I'm convinced life don't get much better than this.
Ribs after 2 hours in the smoker. Had one hell of a time keeping the temp constant but I got it to stay around 235. I spritzed them a little bit with apple juice and...
I got a slab of pork ribs two weeks ago and it was about 12 bucks. I also got some pork tenderloins for 3.60 a lb. I didn't think that was to bad of a price.
I know how that is. We just got a grocery store here a couple months ago and we got lucky that they have a good meat selection. The butcher cut the ribs fresh for me while I was there and they were a pretty good cut. I agree with ya, precooked doesn't count.
Did some country style ribs today with Jeff's BBQ sauce and rub. Here they are before the smoker.
I smoked them at 225 and they were done in an hour and a half, which surprised me. I think the thermometer is off on the smoker, hopefully my maverick will help me with that. They were a lil...
Didn't turn out to bad, a lil overcooked again. I can't wait for my maverick thermometer so I don't have to worry about that anymore. Overall it was ok, a lil dry but still good.