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Wow!!!!! THat looks soooo gooooooood!!!!!

Man, that looks soooo goooooood!!!

That looks great!!!!! Nice job on the brisky :)

I took the day off and decided to make some spare ribs. Smoked for 3hrs at 225F, then wrapped for a couple of hrs, checked on them, they were done :) Very tasty :)

Man I want some! That looks very goooooood!!!!!

I found a small brisket flat on sale at Aldi, Smoked it for 2hrs at 250F, wrapped for 4hrs, I let it rest for another 2hrs, very tender moist and juicy :)

I found some nice halibut fillets on sale at Sprouts, I could not resist. They were very tasty! :) Tropical storm Hillary was all bark and no bite, no damage around the house :)

Sweet!!! Nice and shiny new smoker!

Thanks guys, I had my Weber smokers and grills since 2007, I recently bought a Pit Boss Pellet smoker, and really like the results I get with ribs. I used a little dab of Coke Zero before wrapping just to ad a little bit of moisture to the foil packet. Worst humidity I ever felt is a tie between...

Tropical storm Hillary is expected to reach my neck of the woods sometime Sunday and Monday with heavy rain and wind. I wanted to get these extra meaty baby back ribs cooked before the storm hits. Cooked 3 hrs at 225F, then wrapped in foil with some coke zero at 250F for another 3 hrs, they were...

Smoked the wings for about 45 minutes using hickory wood for smoke, they were very tasty :)

I have a Pit Boss pellet smoker added to my Weber smokers, and have great results with ribs. Yours looks great!

That's a great setup! Pies looks very tasty!!!!

It's hard to tell, but I added Kinder's Caramelized Onion Butter seasoning on the ribs the night before. Lately, I haven't been adding any BBQ sauce to ribs, they were plenty tasty as is :)

That TT looks Huge! Very tasty too :)

Smoked at 200FF for 3 hrs, wrapped for another 3 hrs at 225F, they were very moist but not falling off the bone. very tasty :)

Those ribs looks very good!!!!

Very simple cook, grilled pork and corn on this Hot Saturday :)

You knocked this one out of the park! Looks great!!!!

I found a nice tri tip on sale for $2.99 lb, I used several chunks of Hickory wood, cooked it for about 25 minutes or so. When I sliced the tri tip, it was very tender and juicy :)