Haha, I could definitely eat a few ribs at that temp but probably not smoke them. I think the lowest outside temp was about 45 F outside. I bought a fan/temp controller I'll put up a thread about which really helps.Hmmmm. Try doing this at -10℉. Let me know how it works for you. >![]()
Just did some venison ribs with Sweet Baby Rays BBQ sauce. bubbled them for about 4 hours then on the BBQ with the sauce. Yum yum.Actually for me there is no end to the BBQ season.
Only salt and pepper and smoke.
Sweet Baby Ray's is for the wife, I usually use a local sauce.
Nice! Hoping to grill some this weekend.Did this Saturday. It took longer than normal due to the outside temp but it still came out well.
Looks fantastic! While i don't smoke much during the winter (other than cigars), I do grill all year long. A favorite is Sweet Baby Rays cut with Balsamic vinegar (I actually like about a 50-50 ratio) which cuts the sweetness and adds a nice tang. I use to marinate the cheap, fatty thin pork chops--my favs-- which cook really quickly on super hot grill. We like some pink left on the inside.Big'ol 8 Lb. chunk of pork butt was tossed in the smoker last night around 2am. This morning at 8am the outside temp was 38f and the pork was sitting at 165. I always wrap it in foil to retain the moisture and get through the stall a little faster so this should be ready by lunch time. Now to choose the sides.
God! it looks fantastic! Even after a hearty lunch, I wanted to try it!Big'ol 8 Lb. chunk of pork butt was tossed in the smoker last night around 2am. This morning at 8am the outside temp was 38f and the pork was sitting at 165. I always wrap it in foil to retain the moisture and get through the stall a little faster so this should be ready by lunch time. Now to choose the sides.
Add a piece of lump charcoal to your wood .A couple years ago I decided to cheat and get an electric smoker. To be honest I can't taste any difference between the new one and my old wood burner. I REALLY like it during the winter!
That looks delicious!Big'ol 8 Lb. chunk of pork butt was tossed in the smoker last night around 2am. This morning at 8am the outside temp was 38f and the pork was sitting at 165. I always wrap it in foil to retain the moisture and get through the stall a little faster so this should be ready by lunch time. Now to choose the sides.
It looks very appetizing! I would like to taste!Big'ol 8 Lb. chunk of pork butt was tossed in the smoker last night around 2am. This morning at 8am the outside temp was 38f and the pork was sitting at 165. I always wrap it in foil to retain the moisture and get through the stall a little faster so this should be ready by lunch time. Now to choose the sides.