Re: cleaning grates Step 1: lube ahead of time on cooks that mess up grates For actually cleaning grates, I just always use heat. If I were to use other means I would consider just using the self cleaning mode on the oven
Flank steak marinated in balsamic, garlic, thyme, oregano, Dijon (half used as marinade, rest used as dressing)
Tenderness was 10/10 but I was also eating them at room temperature. I was always planning on eating the steak salad for dinner but got ribs for the off chance that people came over for the masters and because the were $7 so what the hell. I don't like the rub I'm using that much because I just have a ton of it left from Costco. It's good enough to keep around for random cooks.
How long does it usually take you guys to get a good bark on your ribs? After 2.5 hours Sunday I still didn't really have what I wanted and end up flipping them meat side down for 30 minutes which worked but shouldn't be necessary. I had a pair of 2lb St Louis cut racks on so maybe I should've waited longer, just found it odd
Get your smoker set up at 250-275 degrees, rub butt in bbq rub, let it rest at room temp for 30 minutes, put butt on smoker. Drink beer until internal hits 200, pull and wrap and let it rest for at least 30 minutes.
I'd go ahead and get some seasoning on it. My best results are when I season well ahead of time. It gives the salt time to penetrate further.
I usually go like 4 hours low at like 225 and an hour higher at like 240 or so. Seems to work great but lord knows someone will tell me I’m doing it wrong
Done. Seasoned up and in the fridge. I meant to put Holy Cow on it, but I accidentally grabbed Honey Hog.
Just got an order for 5 racks of ribs and some chicken wings for next Friday. Looks like we’re firing up the ol’ KJ next Friday
Degausser do you have a spray bottle? I spray a 50/50 mix of apple cider vinegar and water all over the pork after about 2 hours (focusing on any parts getting dark faster than others) every 30-45 minutes. Yours is a pellet grill right? you'll want to go fat side down. if you have a leave-in probe thermometer, use it. I typically wrap in foil somewhere around 160-165 degrees. And I let it cook in the foil until about 203. I rest it in a cooler for an hour or so before pulling the meat.
Just threw it on. Yes it's a pellet grill, and I put it fat side down as I'd remembered reading that in here. I don't have a spray bottle, but I can go get one and some ACV if necessary. Have two probes. One is in the meat and the other is sitting on the grate to make sure I'm getting an accurate temp from the smoker.
Looks real good. Part of joining the bbq thread is not telling anyone that bbq is easy to make. Keep them thinking it’s a labor of love that you slaved over for 12+ hours.
I know this has been rehashed a thousand times, but I finally found a place in town that has different types of lump. They have Fogo premium and super premium, along with BGE brand. Can someone point me to the pages with the latest discussion?