Joined the singles club.


 

timothy

TVWBB 1-Star Olympian
Two racks of spares trimmed and sliced.
Mortons nature seasoning and Webers honey garlic.
225 for 5 hours, brushed with SBR's thinned with coke and vodka.
 

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I normally do whole spares at 275ish. These had great flavor but a bit of a chew.
Next time 250 and maybe a foil wrap for an hour.
that foil wrap is key to the meat/bone pull for tender bite. 30-60 minutes with some liquid in the foil will get you there. then a quick bark reset for the charbon.
 
that foil wrap is key to the meat/bone pull for tender bite. 30-60 minutes with some liquid in the foil will get you there. then a quick bark reset for the charbon.
Agree. Did not foresee that doing singles but the lack of pull back on the bone should of been a warning.
Easy save tho for a reheat.
 
Agree. Did not foresee that doing singles but the lack of pull back on the bone should of been a warning.
Easy save tho for a reheat.
yeah, you're on the right path. our company loved the extra flavor each single had. a nice crust was formed and the sugars carbonized nicely. singles is now my goto as it's easier for portion control and they're much easier to work with and maneuver. good call on your own there.
 

 

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