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That does sound like a plan since I used 2 rows this time. She said on the cajun rub with BBQ sauce she liked them so the BBQ sauce probably masked a little bit of the smokiness cause they were all smoked side by side.
Ok well I ended up doing 2.5 in pan, covered the pan and added in some apple juice for 1.5, then I added a little bbq sauce to the cajun rub ones and placed them directly on the rack for 45 min, then flipped and added a little sauce for another 45.
They turned out awesome. My wife said she...
Another post I read said he went 2-1.5-1 and they turned out good. Maybe I should try that? Here is the post:
http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/148283/country-style-ribs-wow
In Bear's step by step his had turned out dry so I was thinking this might prevent that problem. I will see how they taste when they turn out. If I like them I will continue to pan and if not then the next batch I do I will go directly on the rack. I always think a little fat gives flavor...
Ok earlier this week for my first smoke ever I went with some chicken quarters. Now for my 2nd smoke I also decided to go with cheap just in case I screw it up somehow and to get me more accustom to my equipment. I found some country spare ribs on sale yesterday so I bought 2 packs. I ended...
Thanks for all the suggestions! I ended up going with what was on sale and went with some CSR. I like to take little steps so I think a thicker roast or butt is going to be probably Xmas week when I get a little more use to it. I will be starting a new thread with some Q-view.
Trust me Bear, I had your step by step bookmarked in my favorites list before I even joined the forums lol
I thanked you for them in my roll call post!
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