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Baby Backs on my Kamado

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jds22

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Hey all. I cooked some BBs the other day on my Kamado. Came out pretty well, a little more pull than we like but the flavor and moisture was really good.

I used Stubbs briqs and burried some hickory chunks in there. I kept the temp right around 240 for about 4.5 hrs and didn't foil.

I used Famous Dave's Rib Rub


Had to cook some bacon and onions for the baked beans.


Worked up quite a thirst. Nothing a little Woodford couldn't take care of.


Final results. I applied a little bit of Stubbs original towards the end of the cook.


Overall we were pleased but after talking it over, we all agreed that we prefer spares over BBs.
 
I have a green egg.. I stopped foiling and just keep them in the smoke the whole time ... These ones I did with peach/cherry wood.. basted them in Orange Juice (didnt have apple) ... finished them off with some sauce the family likes.  Last picture shows no complaints.. hehe



 
^^^

Nice.

I had a hard time deciding whether or not to go with a kamado cooker but after getting used to it, I'm glad I did. From hot and fast to low and slow, it's all good.
 
 
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  NICE!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
 
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