Dan C. FL TVWBB Pro Jul 2, 2017 #1 Dumb question of the day: Has anyone ever smoked baby back ribs with jerk seasoning? How'd they turn out? Im thinking of doing ribs with Walkerswood.
Dumb question of the day: Has anyone ever smoked baby back ribs with jerk seasoning? How'd they turn out? Im thinking of doing ribs with Walkerswood.
Corey Elks TVWBB All-Star Jul 2, 2017 #2 Depends whose eating it and if they like jerk. If they do go for it. Sounds good to me
Dan C. FL TVWBB Pro Jul 2, 2017 #3 Corey Elks said: Depends whose eating it and if they like jerk. If they do go for it. Sounds good to me Click to expand... Me. Yes, I love it. Was thinking I might do it with Cherry.
Corey Elks said: Depends whose eating it and if they like jerk. If they do go for it. Sounds good to me Click to expand... Me. Yes, I love it. Was thinking I might do it with Cherry.
B Bill Elwell TVWBB Pro Jul 3, 2017 #4 I've been to Jamaica 3 times and I still don't like "jerked" meat.
Dan C. FL TVWBB Pro Jul 3, 2017 #5 Bill Elwell said: I've been to Jamaica 3 times and I still don't like "jerked" meat. Click to expand... I'd love to get it straight from its home country. I'm curious, why don't you like jerked meat?
Bill Elwell said: I've been to Jamaica 3 times and I still don't like "jerked" meat. Click to expand... I'd love to get it straight from its home country. I'm curious, why don't you like jerked meat?
B Bill Elwell TVWBB Pro Jul 10, 2017 #6 To me it just tastes "off". I think it's mainly the allspice and cinnamon (in BBQ sauce) that throws it out of whack for my taste buds. For me, allspice and cinnamon is for Pumpkin Pie and cookies.
To me it just tastes "off". I think it's mainly the allspice and cinnamon (in BBQ sauce) that throws it out of whack for my taste buds. For me, allspice and cinnamon is for Pumpkin Pie and cookies.