It had been a couple months since I made some BBQ, so I needed to satisfy my cravings. I ordered some more wood pucks and also bought a new thermometer. Previously, I had just been using the one with that came with the Bradley.
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I decided to try some ribs from Whole Foods. They are more expensive than the ones in the grocery store, but they are really good!
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My wife and son got me some Famous Dave's rub for Christmas so I decided to give it a try.
It's pretty good, and I just used a little bit.
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Yeah, those are my ribs you are sniffin houndie.
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This new thermometer is pretty cool, I can monitor the temperature from inside the house.
I have setup the command center.
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You can wait there all day, those ribs are mine.
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I used 6 pucks, 3 hickory and 3 apple.
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Ribs are safe from that houndie, I'm going back in the house.
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I'm hungry, I made some buffalo friend shrimp for lunch.
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Picture is a little blurry, this is after 6.5 hours. Gave it the toothpick and bend test.
After 2 hours of smoked, I mopped them every 45 mins or so. When the temp got up to about 250, this would allow me to mop them and lower the temp.
I was trying to keep the temp in the 225 - 250 range.
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I FTCed the ribs for two hours and put some beans into the Bradley. I usually do corn on the cob in the Bradley too, but didnt have any around.
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FTC is done!
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The finished product. I had some bbq sauce from The Smoke Daddy in Chicago. This place is great for ribs.
Overall the ribs were really good, they were really close to FOTB, which I dont like. I prefer TOTB (Tear of the bone)
And they should tear off with out a fork or knife. Next time, I will on FTC for 1 hour max.
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Mighty fine indeed. Hope you threw the hound a scrap at least.
Dang!! I bet that's Mmm Mmmmm Goood!!!!
Oh yeah! Beans n ribs :)
Looks great!
Looking good. One to try. My only criticism would be the lack of beer in the command centre! ;D
Thank you everyone!
@DTAggie Yes, I gave him and his chubby side kick some after I was done. She was busy sleeping.
@Waltz I agree, next time I will stock it up!
Excellent Jrock!!!!
Looking mighty fine there!!! :)
Yes Sir...I agree them ribs look killer and really glad the guard dog got a reward for protecting the smoker...lol.. :D
Good looking ribs. Nice tutorial.
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Those ribs look great.
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Nice!
Good job, they look real tasty, and glad the hound got a snack too.
I see we have another smoker on here from the Tampa Bay Area. Welcome back jrockfl!
oh so yuummy
That plate of grub looks great!
Looks like your hound dog did a good job of guarding the smoker.
I always throw my guard dog a bone or two for guarding the smoker. ;D
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