Andrew S. B.
TVWBB Member
A continuation from this thread:
My Thread from this Morning
My first smoke turned out way better than i could ever imagine! I did a slab for saint-louis style pork spare ribs, rubed with BBQ Rib Rub (McCormick brand?), for about 5 and a half hours at 250F lid temperature with a little bit of hickory as smoke wood, and turning at 3hrs, just like the spare ribs on the cooking page of this website. The WSM easily kept 250F for the full 5 hours without any adjustments to the vents.
Incredible!
I added some Bone Suckin Sauce 10 mins before taking the ribs off, wrapped it in foil for 15 mins, and had a taste with my parents... Incredible! The meat was so juciy and tender with a delicious sweet glaze from the BBQ sauce, it blew your socks off with everybite. It was the most tender and juicy meat i have ever had!!
THANKS EVERYONE FOR YOU HELP!
My Thread from this Morning
My first smoke turned out way better than i could ever imagine! I did a slab for saint-louis style pork spare ribs, rubed with BBQ Rib Rub (McCormick brand?), for about 5 and a half hours at 250F lid temperature with a little bit of hickory as smoke wood, and turning at 3hrs, just like the spare ribs on the cooking page of this website. The WSM easily kept 250F for the full 5 hours without any adjustments to the vents.
Incredible!
I added some Bone Suckin Sauce 10 mins before taking the ribs off, wrapped it in foil for 15 mins, and had a taste with my parents... Incredible! The meat was so juciy and tender with a delicious sweet glaze from the BBQ sauce, it blew your socks off with everybite. It was the most tender and juicy meat i have ever had!!
THANKS EVERYONE FOR YOU HELP!