Generally not something I've done well in the past. Any suggestions now that I've already started with a dry rub and placed them in the smoker at 240*?
you need to season that cutting board. it looks drier than a 75 year old whore's twat.
Generally not something I've done well in the past. Any suggestions now that I've already started with a dry rub and placed them in the smoker at 240*?
One correction, the wood is mesquite, not hickory.
Cider has been applied. Will apply again around noon, then foil wrap at 12:30 after my meeting.
I have some Stubbs Original to sauce with. Lower carb than the thicker, sweeter sauces that I prefer.
I need a new cutting board. That's the older of the two I use and the other one warped and cracked, then flattened back out.you need to season that cutting board. it looks drier than a 75 year old whore's twat.
Good info... but I intend to feast when they come off. The wife complains that she doesn't like "smoke", so I intend to eat them myself and save any leftovers for my lunch tomorrow.if the ribs come off the smoker a little bit early you can re-wrap in foil and throw them in a cooler with some kitchen towels on top. they'll hold and stay warm for a couple of hours this way.
One correction, the wood is mesquite, not hickory.
Cider has been applied. Will apply again around noon, then foil wrap at 12:30 after my meeting.
I have some Stubbs Original to sauce with. Lower carb than the thicker, sweeter sauces that I prefer.
I love mesquite and that might be strong for ribs.
One correction, the wood is mesquite, not hickory.
Cider has been applied. Will apply again around noon, then foil wrap at 12:30 after my meeting.
I have some Stubbs Original to sauce with. Lower carb than the thicker, sweeter sauces that I prefer.
Try to keep upwill said he was cooking with hickory brotatoe!!!
I feel like that length would annoy me. I like the look and appearance of quality of it, though.
NO DICK JOKES YET?!small hands bro. I looked at their 8" and cut with it, it was too big for me. I feel like I can make more precise cuts and have better control with the smaller 6" knife.
No, didn't know that was a thing. I did slice it neatly down the middle while cutting it out of the package.did you pull the membrane off of the bottom of the ribs?
He even quoted and replied to it.Try to keep up
AW SHIT, YOU DONE IT NOWNo, didn't know that was a thing. I did slice it neatly down the middle while cutting it out of the package.
NO DICK JOKES YET?!
I must have missed it. this thread is a total fawking trainwreck. posted in the wrong forum, bad BBQ advice.........He even quoted and replied to it.
it's not a huge deal. i feel that pulling the membrane makes them easier to eat, allows more smoke to penetrate and is a nicer presentation. that shit will still taste good if will actually fawking listens to me for once.AW SHIT, YOU DONE IT NOW
I'm doing my best, Pit Master Leonit's not a huge deal. i feel that pulling the membrane makes them easier to eat, allows more smoke to penetrate and is a nicer presentation. that shit will still taste good if will actually fawking listens to me for once.
I'm doing my best, Pit Master Leon
Probably lean more towards fall off the bone if I can't otherwise get a nice bark on them.post up pics of your finished product bitch.
also, do you prefer fall off the bone tender or ribs with a slight pull to them?
very well. then continue on with the methods I have outlined. bro.Probably lean more towards fall off the bone if I can't otherwise get a nice bark on them.
This stuns meNo, didn't know that was a thing. I did slice it neatly down the middle while cutting it out of the package.