BBQ3000 BBs Part2


 

Jim Lampe

TVWBB 1-Star Olympian
after doing a rack of babybacks this past thursday, someone, i won't mention his name butt his initials are <span class="ev_code_GREY">george curtis </span>
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, said my "setup is all wrong!"
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Ok, I'm open to better ways, new ideas and coolWays to make my food more EETABLE!
Anyway, i follow his instructions by using only a third of the coal grate for charcoal and foiling the rest of the coal grate draping down from the food grate to rest on the coal grate.
I also, using the old three-wheeler, had one vent directly under the coal open a quarter way up wind and the other two vents closed. The lid vent open 100% over the meat down-wind. Also, i used less than half the charcoal i used thursday night (today, about 20 briqettes).
Ok, whatever. I wasn't gonna post tonight's cook cuz i'm tired and felt like a day away from the camera and computer. (Larry Wolfe knows what i'm talking about, although, he worked harder than i did
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butt after eeting the ribs, here i am... posting the make-shift results.
This is a short clip of the finished ribs waiting for the taters and peppers to catch up.
Please note: I do not use foil to FOIL my ribs during a cook, only here to keep them from _________ (you fill in the blank.)
And the plated dinner.
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could not decide which photo was better so you get both.
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No sauce on these ribs, only Penzey's BBQ3000 rub.
VeryGoodTastyMeatyRibs!
A Very Special <span class="ev_code_GREY">Thank You</span> to george curtis for sharing his technique on smokin'up fine baby backs using a 3-wheeler Weber Kettle.
And Thank You to you for reading and watching this post.
Enjoy the evening!
 
Walks to the backyard, wets a finger, holds it high, picks up a tuff of grass and tosses it into the wind, takes a bearing on the setting sun, sets the vents accordingly on old Burg, and then...
Cranks out some more Killer ribs!
 
jim, i hope it worked out. might take a few tries. but lookin at yer ribs, i might have to take lessons from you ! no grass here, i'm a pro so i use a wind sock !
 
Good mornin' guys, thanks alot!
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george, cookin' ribs using this method got me thinkin' of makin a stainless coalgrate cover to size, 'stead of foilin'...
I'll draw something up an giver to a fabricator at work an see what he thinks.
the probe holder is just something i found in the garage Os&Es bucket. Its a pipe clamp welded to a stainless plate is oll. Jus wanted to keep the probe off the grate.
Now, lemme see, 20 of ten... time for a bloody maria
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Enjoy the sunshine today!
 

 

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