Matt,
Sounds pretty good, especially the low ash part. I've been using K blue and have been happy with it but disposing of the ashes is a pain.
I'll look around and give Stubb's a shot.
Thanks,
Steve
I don't foil my ribs but I know someone who uses parchmanet paper instead of foil. He says the foil leaves a metallic taset and the parchmanet paper enhances the flavor.
He does have some excellent ribs though.
Personally, I would worry about the paper catching fire even though it can handle...
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Passion? Yeah maybe but I consider it a sport. I settle down into my favorite chair on the patio...
jim,
You beat me to it. I was drafting my post to mention the one by RickRS and the burning deck when I saw yours.
Glad I'm on concrete and away from the house.
Steve
I have the Maverick ET-73 also called the Redi-Chek smoker thermometer. I only use it on my WSM and not the gasser.
My local BBQ store didn't have the ET-732 so I went with the ET-73. I think they're the same price.
The ET-732 has had some good enhancements over the ET-73. The best one being...
I've never heard of flap meat and I've been to Costco's many times.
Is it similar to the flap that is cut off the top of pork ribs making them St. Louis except this is the flap meat from beef ribs?
Also, great pic. Looks really good.
Thanks,
Steve
I've foiled many times while forcing my gasser to be a smoker but have never foiled on my WSM.
I guess it's a subtle difference but mostly since I got the WSM I've learned to slow down and have been too lazy to foil. The gasser just makes me want to cook quick
You should experiment until you...
I'm new to smoking and don't know as nuch as you guys but that doesn't make sense to me.
I thought the one on the bottom would be getting most of the heat since cooking without a water pan is almost like cooking with direct heat
Steve