And yesterday, Early AM I threw on 2 slabs of trimmed up St Louis spares. Nothing special just a pkg from Costco. Went on the Member's Mark (could not use the Z due to rain) so the MM got the nod under the garage over hang protection. Let them go at 235 until about 1200 PM. Just a light rub on them. 1200 I pulled them and wrapped, back on but at 160-170 (which is smoke P2 on the MM). They stayed until 145 when I wrapped the package in a large towel, stuck it in an Omaha Steaks cooler (I swear the only good thing from Omaha Steaks), trekked on out to dad's. Waited until I finished putting new plugs in my nephew's Honda Accord V6 (another whole story). Then took them out of wrap, placed on dad's Genesis low indirect (front burner low rear burner low middle off) let some Kansas City BBQ sauce lightly glaze.
Just outstanding. As good or better Q than even the best BBQ joint I can think of (which is Big Ed's in Waukegan IL). So good I think if Big Ed had tried them he would cry. Yeah, THAT good.
I swear these things turn even me into a magician. I have never been able to make ribs (or just about anything) so good. I admit I cannot attest to trying charcoal (as I don't own a charcoal cooker large enough).
But these things just "kissed" off the bone. Great smoke (not too heavy) just right with great ring. And best of all............................so easy!
And not going on here saying these (the MM and the Z) is better than a SmokeFire. Simply commenting on the methodology of pellet cookers. I am sure I could get equal results if I owned a SF. These products were my choice for my needs. Not because I felt them "better".