How to Grill Thick Cut Pork Chops on a Weber Q1200There are lots of ways of cooking pork chops but I decided to throw this recipe a curve ball by using a mayo slather. As long as you don’t cook your chops past 145F then they are going to turn out just fine. Baby Back Rib R...
Tip: Before slicing, pat the pork belly dry. This will help the seasoning adhere to the surface. The seasoning blend to start with is a mix ofRib Rub, coarse ground pepper and brown sugar. Sprinkle it over all of the pork belly and make sure you get it on every side of each piece...
For this recipe, I used the Notorious P.I.G. Rub. It’s got a heavy dose of brown sugar, which I absolutely love when I’m smoking pork, plus a little kick of pepper on the back end that really balances the sweetness of the rub and the fattiness of the pork belly. The high fa...
I’ve done briskets in the past and they was ok, well until I found your recipe. Last year I smoked according to method and everyone is still talking about that awesome brisket!!! That’s the stuff dreams are made of. Cant thank you enough for your smoking wisdom. Reply Danyelle says...
Smoking, like roasting, calls for low temperatures for a longer time, but if you’re in the smoking world, you’ve likely already tackled a set of ribs. I’ll focus here on oven roasting instead. For oven roasting your ribs, you’ll need the dry rub and sauce of your preferences, ...
watch your temp.close. No the ribs want be to salty unless you used to much rub I have found that alot of the seasoning cooks away. after the first hour or when the rib reach 140 degrees they don't take in the smoke any more and you can over smoke ribs until they are to dry. ...
I think I was confused about whether jerk was just a marinade or a dry rub and marinade. Seems like it could either way. I've got a pretty good recipe from Steven Raichlen that has all the usual suspects. Since this will feed the kids as well, I'll probaby go light on the haben...
Pat both sides of rib racks dry with paper towels. Using a sharp knife, remove thin membrane from back of each rack by slicing into it and pulling it off with a paper towel. (This will make the ribs more tender and will help the meat to absorb the rub; you can also ask your butch...
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