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My thanks to everyone who has posted before in the past. I read a lot of them and the guidance was terrific, as were my first results.

I made 3 racks of "bronto" spares because it was all I could find. The 3 racks weighed in at 10.75 pounds and were St Louis cut. Used the Cookshak Rib/Chicken rubs on a 2-1 basis and put the rub on about an hour before (thanks Smokin). Based on eveone's good info, I expecetd them to take about 8 hours. Cooked at 225* with 3 chunks of hickory. Opened the first time at 4 hours and switched the top and bottom racks and sprayed with apple juice. Reopened at 6 hours, then at 7.5 and they were done. Based on the cautions from many about underestimating cooking times I finished them early and held them in foil at 140*. Had a good bark and almost falling off the bone. Got rave reviews.
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Congrats Fred....you've found out what so many of us have, that this forum is a hotbed of information for bbq.

I myself did 2 picnic shoulders yesterday to make pulled pork for a cookout we were invited to. I used Smokin's finishing sauce also.

Well I had numerous people coming up to me and letting me know how much they loved the pulled pork and saying it's the best pulled pork they've had.

Needless to say I owe much of the credit to this forum and the input from so many people here, like yourself.

I'm sure you'll be getting many more compliments with your 'Q". Makes ya feel good...
Congrats Fred. I did the best ribs totatly falling off the bone and so tender it was heaven. But since then ribs have given me a problem, none come out the same. But still good. And definately edible.

So whatca gonna smoke up next? Oh yea keep a journal of your smokes, with all the details, makes life much easier.


Kamots
Kamots:

Next smoke is Boston Butt, glands removed after seeing Smokin's post and pics. Just trying to decide whether to do 1 for the group, or do 2 and pack and freeze the 2nd one. I'll let you know how they do. If nothing else, from an info standpoint I'll be well prepared.

Fred

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