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BB were on sale, so I cooked two racks today. Under 2 hours at inferno heat. Probed 217 in the hottest spots. Looked great, but a little rich. Try your new technique on spares. All I does was rub, sweat, oil, and cook. Spares might get darker on you.
 
BB were on sale, so I cooked two racks today. Under 2 hours at inferno heat. Probed 217 in the hottest spots. Looked great, but a little rich. Try your new technique on spares. All I does was rub, sweat, oil, and cook. Spares might get darker on you.
I'll do some spares toward week end. The last time i did them they were great but the time varies anyway give or take 15 minutes.

I like them done faster but it's the quality i'm most concerned about. Look for Friday or Saturday, i'll do some St Louis or trimmed spares.
 
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I think I know your method, but will wait for you to reveal it yourself. If I am wrong, then I definitely have a new method to experiment with. Like your trials! That's the only way to learn.

P.S. Don't even respond to nay sayers. :thumb:
 
Its been like 3 days, and I'm curious, but am I the only one that likes the char on my ribs? (not burnt obviously).
 
Its been like 3 days, and I'm curious, but am I the only one that likes the char on my ribs? (not burnt obviously).

I think that most here would agree that char/bark/crust, whatever you want to call it is the favorite part. Of course there has to be nice moist meat below to balance out the flavors/textures.
 
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