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  1. txbrewer

    First Ribs Ever with Q-View

    No Q-view of the finished product, I took em off the smoker and my brother took em in the house while I cleaned up some of the mess and finished a couple injected chicken breasts on the grill for my SIL who doesn't eat red meat. When I got in the racks had been cut up and people were munching...
  2. txbrewer

    First Ribs Ever with Q-View

    Been running about 190 - 225 mostly around 200 - 210. What do yo mean "tip the ribs out of the foil'? I wrapped in foil just a minute ago with some apple juice in the bottom of the foil. put some wood on the fire to get the heat up around 230.
  3. txbrewer

    First Ribs Ever with Q-View

    Maybe this is just a first time nerves situation but after two hours I don't see the meat receading from the edges yet. Does this usually occur in the last hour (of the first three in the 3/2/1 meathod?)? Looking forward to these guys but nervous as heck.
  4. txbrewer

    First Ribs Ever with Q-View

    Here we are a little over an hour in, I am definately having issues keeping the temp up due to the wind.
  5. txbrewer

    First Ribs Ever with Q-View

    So I am doing my first ever rib smoke today. I decided to use one of the rubs off this site. The first rack is a pre-butchered rack, the second is a set that I butchered down myself. This is the pre-butchered rack Here is the set that I butchered down (first time I have ever done this...
  6. txbrewer

    Ribs w/too much meat???? Is it possible?

    Ribs with too much meat on them? What type of problems y'all must have
  7. txbrewer

    New member from Texas

    Thx for the link that video will be very helpfull, I am dying here at work I want to get this started, might stop at the store on the way home and grab a set of spare ribs and do a set of those too and see how the difference is. Since you are in the Dallas area as well are there any bbq...
  8. txbrewer

    New member from Texas

    St Louis style is in blocks of 4-6 bone segments right? Is this for a more even cook and less tough meat? Unfortunatley I only have one good knife that I love anyone have a recommendation for some good (not breaking the bank) knives? I am not going to be on Top Chef anytime soon so no need...
  9. txbrewer

    New member from Texas

    Hello everyone, I am from North Texas (Between Dallas and Oklahoma) and am semi-newbie status. I have been smoking pork shoulders in my offset Charbroil for about a year (done about 5) and really enjoy it. I am wanting to expand my smoking skills and start trying Brisket, chicken and Ribs...
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