wife is having a friend and her "serious" boyfriend over for drinks and dinner tonight.
we are cooking the fun stuff!
this was seasoned and vac sealed about 2 weeks ago maybe
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out of the seal
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ribs just done about 1 hour prior to cook time
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still running a bit HOT
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but my smoke is sooo thin and blue......
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ribs ready to go boating
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remind me to not forget the finished product!
Okay, you have a great start, looks good. Just your reminder, where are the finished pics? I like your stick burner. I have a old New Braunfels that I really like and get some good cooks with, especially when there are more than two to cook for.
The ole maverick still going strong. I still have mine also. Nice looking eats.
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Them some nice looking ribs!! Well done
about this time into the cook things were getting a bit fuzzy, as you may gather from the quality of the pic.
totally forgot the brisket, but lets just say this wasn't the best cook i've ever done.
i ultimately tried to go hot and fast to long, the brisket never hit a stall, and the ribs were a bit dry. rib flavor was decent, but not my best.
to this day i don't know what i was thinking with trying to go hot and fast.
here are the ribs.
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The advantage of the Bradley is low and slow. Yes I will say it. WHAT WERE YOU THINKING
Been there, done that!
Now I set allarms to when things should be done, if not done then reset the allarms and go back to enjoyin myself. ;D
Everyone around here knows that when an allarm goes off its time to get back to the smoker. ;)
Quote from: OldHickory on January 10, 2012, 03:30:08 PM
The advantage of the Bradley is low and slow. Yes I will say it. WHAT WERE YOU THINKING
not to certain, but i had fun doing it!
You might look at getting a Pitmaster IQ for that thing. It would help control the temps.
Quote from: squirtthecat on January 11, 2012, 10:27:15 AM
You might look at getting a Pitmaster IQ for that thing. It would help control the temps.
i've actually considered looking into one of those.
truth is i kind of purposely kept rolling the high temp. i knew i needed to cool it off, but as usual got a later start on building the fire than intended....
Squirt is right, a tempcontroler would be a big help. I have one on my old "New Braunfels" it works great. I have the Auber Instr. controler.
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I made a plate to adapt the fan to fit the air vent, was real simple.
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Here is the controler, I had the temp set for 240*, and then here is the finished product.