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HELP! I have a smoker and don't know how to use it!
OK. Here's the deal. I got a smoker for Christmas. But the deal is that I have no idea how to use it. I know there are some excellent smokers on the Planet, so here is my plea for help.
Description of smoker here Basically, I know nothing about smoking meats. I'm looking for advice from you guys as basically a beginners guide to smoking. I know the recipe supercenter is out there, but as far as how to smoke something, I have no clue. As far as what kinds of meat to use, how long to cook it for, what to season it with, what kind of wood chips to use, and what to do to keep it from drying out. As well as any tips for me to get started. Any recipes that would be good for beginners would be very much appreciated. Thanks in advance for all your help. (I already know that antifreeze makes an excellent marinade) |
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Thanks for the help and insight. Unfortunately I'm still a n00b. |
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06-29-2008, 07:48 AM | #115 |
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Don't forget to take the silverskin off (peel the back of the ribs off).
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Do you trim your spares St. Louis style? I made some spares a few weeks ago and trimmed them up so I could fit more racks on my WSM, and they just look better. Only problem is I wasted a lot of good meat. I tried to put the scraps on there too but they came out so tough I threw them to the dogs. I prefer the taste of spares to baby backs but baby backs are so much more convenient and less waste.
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Hey Buehler, don't know if you checked out this link but it has some photos of how the ribs should look after the rub is applied. It's not a real heavy rub, they call it a "dusting" I believe. You don't want them too salty. Since you omitted the Accent and cut the salt in half it's probably not a worry. Hell, you have meat, spices and smoke......it's gotta be good. |
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FMB, I am thoroughly confused by your avatar. What does it mean?
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