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That's why I don't like to eat out so often, Plus many of the more posh places have always disappointed me. Steak houses and the likes Rave reviews. But when you eat it end up thinking of why and how it could have been better on the Barby, more garlic and so on. My younger sisters even used to work at one.
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I do use indirect heat on my grill when I'm using the rotisserie and when I'm doing steaks.
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Good to hear the shoulders came out nice Fred. Ya can never tell how long the meat will take. Next time a 4 pound shoulder might take a lot less time, ya never can tell.
The post that Chess wrote was very good reading and made me rethink some of what I thought was fact. Thanks for that Chess.
Now, how were those ribs?
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In a conventional BBQ do you guys recommend slow cooking dry rubbed baby backs off of the burners? I tried a batch this weekend (inspired by this darn thread) and they were a tad overdone with the three burners as low as they would go.... The min temp I could maintain with all burners on low was ~400F
Anyone cook on the off side of the que? Yep 400f is away too high. Indirect cooking so!thew way!!!?..
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Good to hear the shoulders came out nice Fred. Ya can never tell how long the meat will take. Next time a 4 pound shoulder might take a lot less time, ya never can tell.
The post that Chess wrote was very good reading and made me rethink some of what I thought was fact. Thanks for that Chess.
Now, how were those ribs? Soorrrry lads!way too into winnes to reply with photosss this evening. Wulll reply tomorrow In the meantime chekc out the wicked bass on the Albatrouz song!! M60s rock the crap outta that rsong!!!
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I'll have what he's having.
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At this point, its probably hangover he's having.
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In a conventional BBQ do you guys recommend slow cooking dry rubbed baby backs off of the burners? I tried a batch this weekend (inspired by this darn thread) and they were a tad overdone with the three burners as low as they would go.... The min temp I could maintain with all burners on low was ~400F
Anyone cook on the off side of the que? For low & slow you usually want one burner on low and the rest off, food well away from the burner. Let 'em sit and think about life for a few hrs then when they seem sufficiently tender sauce 'em and turn all the burners up to caramelize a bit. That said, my little sister (yeah, she's in her 50s now but still my little sister) makes great ribs by simmering them in a pot of water for a while and a few minutes on a gas bbq. Doesn't work for me, I need 4-6 hrs and charcoal. Then again my ribs taste better, if I say so myself
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Cool guys thanks. We're having friends over we havent seen in a while soon, and he is a rib-a-holic. Cant beat baby backs! Yum.
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