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Quote from: PlateauNDN on April 07, 2013, 04:59:10 PMHawgdawg, I drool everytime I see that pic of your big barrel smoker. I practice the same method just a smaller scale. Low & Slow plus lots of love. .... Before you wrap in foil hit with a spray bottle of apple juice. Old Indian trick!
Hawgdawg, I drool everytime I see that pic of your big barrel smoker. I practice the same method just a smaller scale. Low & Slow plus lots of love. ....
Heres a pic.. Ribs and a couple chicken legs
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If you want to see it done right and watch the pro's get their chance to win 10k head down to Renton Sam's club this Sat. to see the Kansas City barbecue society sam's club regional bar b q competition. There will be teams from several states.
Quote from: brianb231 on February 05, 2013, 08:58:41 AMMy Ribs are fairly tasty! So ai am told.I peel off the membrane on the back of the rib racks. Rub them down with my favorite spice rub.Cover them on the meat side with brown sugar--- And I mean alotcooke them on the smoker at about 275 for 3 hoursWrap them in foil and add some que sauce for 2 hoursopen them and put them back on unwrapped for last hour. Be careful because they will want to fall apart when you unwrap them.Spray with applejiuce at every step.Extra juice at wraping stage.Give it a tryMy way also. But I give both sides a mustard slaother before the brown sugar. Easy sugar on the bone side. Gives it nice bark. I have been in rib cooking competitions. a few coming up this spring and summer. Judges like a gentle tug for the meat to come off. They don't like baby food falling off the bone.
My Ribs are fairly tasty! So ai am told.I peel off the membrane on the back of the rib racks. Rub them down with my favorite spice rub.Cover them on the meat side with brown sugar--- And I mean alotcooke them on the smoker at about 275 for 3 hoursWrap them in foil and add some que sauce for 2 hoursopen them and put them back on unwrapped for last hour. Be careful because they will want to fall apart when you unwrap them.Spray with applejiuce at every step.Extra juice at wraping stage.Give it a try
Quote from: Hawgdawg on February 05, 2013, 10:21:59 AMQuote from: brianb231 on February 05, 2013, 08:58:41 AMMy Ribs are fairly tasty! So ai am told.I peel off the membrane on the back of the rib racks. Rub them down with my favorite spice rub.Cover them on the meat side with brown sugar--- And I mean alotcooke them on the smoker at about 275 for 3 hoursWrap them in foil and add some que sauce for 2 hoursopen them and put them back on unwrapped for last hour. Be careful because they will want to fall apart when you unwrap them.Spray with applejiuce at every step.Extra juice at wraping stage.Give it a tryMy way also. But I give both sides a mustard slaother before the brown sugar. Easy sugar on the bone side. Gives it nice bark. I have been in rib cooking competitions. a few coming up this spring and summer. Judges like a gentle tug for the meat to come off. They don't like baby food falling off the bone.Giving this version a try tonight. The rack of ribs have been on the Traeger now for 4 hours. 2 more hours to go. Things smell damn good on the deck...