Also I was not using a probe, just a digital thermometer inserted in a half dozen of the thickest areas of the ribs. And the wife and I are about to eat the last few ribs right now, with pinto beans and ppotato salad. Bon apetit.
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I roll Kamado Joe, so I'm familiar with the grill. You're right that temp settings are basically nonexistent.
I do wonder if it was the size of the ribs. I get mine from Costco and usually search for the heaviest 3-pack I can find. Each slab is therefore >3 lbs.
That may be meatier than a typical grocery store slab.
Was given more jalapeños than I could use. Made Poppers from the biggest and threw the rest in the smoker as an experiment. Smoking made them super sweet and gave them a jelly texture. Very yum!
Couple times a year I make smoked tomatillo salsa. Toss tomatillos, head of garlic, couple onions and whatever pepper on the smoker. I usually do a lighter wood like cherry and just a little hickory.
Toss everything into the blender, add lime juice, salt and black pepper until it tastes right. Good stuff!
That sounds awesome. Just might have to go to the store and get the stuff to make it this afternoon.
For all of the smoking I've been doing over the last few months, I've been terrible about snapping pics. Well, I make no promises about being better.
Tossed some thighs on after work. Low and slow @ 225 to an I.T. of 155 ~ 2hrs then into a 400°f oven to crisp the sk8n ~15min. Plated with sauteed sumer veggies
Tossed some thighs on after work. Low and slow @ 225 to an I.T. of 155 ~ 2hrs then into a 400°f oven to crisp the sk8n ~15min. Plated with sauteed sumer veggies
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salmon on the small smoker in the backyard, just sugar, salt and hot smoked.
Have yet to try smoking some fish on my smoker. Don't know if it will maintain a nice low temp. Can grill it like nobodies business though! Looks good @Kharmynb.
I hot-smoke fish semi regularly. Usually takes 1-3 beers to smoke a fish, depending on the beer and how hot it is outside. Summer 3-beer is about equal to winter 1 beer.
with salmon, I find the best way is to just put rough seasalt on the top, sprinkle just a pinch of sugar over and then smoke it hot and heavy on the smoke for 30 minutes till you have a nice dark top on it.
Gonna have to give that a try! Thanks for the tips! Never thought of timing by beers either but I'm all for it!!!
Got a 6.5 lb Boston Butt on the smoker going at 230. Pulled port tacos tonite!
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Lololol and thanks brother@Dgallo I'm pretty sure the "sticky-icky-icky" referred to by Ludacris is actually barbeque sauce...he's just misunderstood by the establishment and some record execs abridged his real message...true southern rapper after all.
Also,sweet lookin rig!
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Got 56 lbs of pork butt to smoke for a work bbq on Friday. I hope it all fits in the smoker.
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My thermal fuse blew on my Bradly smoker a few weeks ago(I think the meat was touching the temp probe). Replaced it with a fuse from Mouser a few days ago. Smoked up some Chicken Legs and Thighs Saturday and a 7# Boston Butt yesterday. Both turned out excellent!! Sorry no pics
If not... half batch smoke till the stall, then move to the oven @ same temp. Then start the second batch.
If you SV, I've smoked to stall then bagged and SV. Possibly the most succulent pulled butts ive ever made since I was able to save those juices separate the fat. Then add the renered stock back to the meat
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Ribs. I love ribs.
Been cooking on Webers just about forever. Finally bit the bullet and this came and was assembled Tuesday afternoon! Had a couple of strips on hand so did those as my first cook on it. Love the sear box attachment for that final sear 
Brisket this weekend for a real test!
Brisket this weekend for a real test!
Father in law was downsizing his patio footprint and so the Big Joe and Little Joe got a new friend...
Pulled it out after 16 and I couldn't have hoped for better.
Did about 3 lb of Canadian bacon with it as well. Seems like I finally got this one right. All my other attempts have been too salty, but I finally soaked it in fresh water long enough to pull out enough before smoking.
Did about 3 lb of Canadian bacon with it as well. Seems like I finally got this one right. All my other attempts have been too salty, but I finally soaked it in fresh water long enough to pull out enough before smoking.
Not exactly smoked, but tonight we had five Angus strips cooked directly on mesquite coals. Two hours to get the lump mesquite to coals and then the steak gets four minutes each side.
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Saturday's first brisket on the new pellet grill. Put it on Friday night around 11, wrapped it peach paper around noon, and pulled it off around 4. Also did these amazing Armadillo Eggs while brisket was resting.
Two butts of about the same size (10lb each) going at the same time.
1st one done @204, second one only @170. Guess its true that you can't go by time, it's done when it's done.
1st one done @204, second one only @170. Guess its true that you can't go by time, it's done when it's done.
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Smoked a 9 lb roast beef with hickory, I cant believe I never did this before it's awesome
I can't believe it either. Cheap roasts smoke up nicely. Low and slow does them good. But some are really lean, so dont over cook them. Your color looks good, 145?
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