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    Jirby's Jub Rub

    I'm curious what is in Jirby's Jub Rub but have found nothing on it. Has anyone come across the recipe and is willing to share?
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    slow smoke a rib roast

    Never tried this, so seeking some advice. I've reverse seared ribeye and tomahawk steaks with good (but not fab) results. Next up is a 4.6 lb rib roast, 2 ribs, fat cap on. At 225, any guidelines as to how long this puppy will take to get to 125 internal?
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    Mayo as a slather

    While almost everybody uses mustard as the base for their slather, Meathead @ Amazing Ribs dot com says he uses mayonnaise as his base "as it has no taste". I know mayo works on fish applied directly to the grill to prevent sticking. Anyone got any experience using mayo as the slather base for...
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    Brisket at 275 degrees

    Anybody tried/had success smoking a brisket at 275 on a WSM? I cooked one over the weekend ; the crust and smoke ring were fabulous, but the meat itself seemed dry.
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    Can you smoke a brisket and pork butt in WSM at same time?

    I'm contemplating living dangerously! We're hosting a big gathering Sunday and plan to serve brisket, ribs, and pulled pork. The ribs will be Cheater Ribs (in the oven) but wondering if I can (or has anyone) smoke the butt on the lower grill of my 18" WSM and the brisket on upper rack. The other...
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    substitute for egg as a binding agent (for burgers, etc)

    For various health reasons, I'd like to find something (non-chemical) to use as a binding agent when prepping burgers, meatloaf, casseroles. Anyone got any ideas or tried & true recipes?
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    Placing charcoal directly into the base stand - no charcoal - of the smoker

    On one of the grilling shows I saw the other day, the chef used a different technique with his 22” Bullet that set off my Spidey sense. In setting up to smoke a salmon fillet, he removed the lid and cylinder, then removed charcoal ring and charcoal grate from the bottom stand. Then he added...
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    Smoked Pork Chops

    Many years ago in my pre-BBQ, bachelor days, I used to be able to buy at the local Safeway some wonderful smoked pork chops that I would fry up and knock an ordinary bacon & eggs breakfast out of the park. The chops were bone-in, about 3/4 inch thick or less. Anyone got any...

 

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