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Sorry. When I first looked at your link I thought it said Amazon.com. I already had Amazon open, So I just searched for it. That is why I asked how I would know he was the seller. Glad I did not order from there until I understood that it was Amazen. I alwaays try to support the locals when...
Even though I joined a year ago, I have not spent much time on the forum yet. Who is
Todd? How do I know which seller is his?
Thanks for all the responses. (My first attempt at respnding is being reviewed).
Does anyone know of a remote digital therm with a minimum temp alarm? I am going to do some all night cooking and dont want to sleep through my pit cooling off too much. I dont really want to wake up every hour either. Thanks in advance.
I thought the ring had more to do with the rub you use. I cant find the facts, but, I thought it was a reaction between the meat and some chemical (such as nitrogen) that made the ring. The makeup of the rub facilitates that reaction.
I posted this in another thread. I feel like racks do more than save space. I have cooked hundreds of ribs over the years. I have tried many different tweaks. I believe the racks yield juicier, more tender ribs. As the fat renders down through the meat it travels through more of the meat...
Firebox is on the back of the barrell. My buddy has it at a family function. He is returning it Sunday. I will take more pics including the firebox and post them then.
Thanks for the welcomes. Looking forward to learning new techniques from you guys.
Twobears,
I have always felt that the racks do more than add space. With the ribs on their side, the fat and juices drizzle through more of the meat rendering juicier, more tender meat.
I usually cook babybacks. I cook them two ways. One is straight up 4 1/2 hours at 225. The other is 3...