Never cooked ribs....
JoynersHotPeppers said:Never cooked ribs....
You fail to mention you rarely find pork ribs in Texas, beef is completely different animal.TNKS said:Over "smoking" kills alot of ribs,most rubbed ribs taste like rub with no rib flavor
Which is why I dont keep any smoke in the stack and I damn sure dont use rubs
True old school Texas style Q is becoming a lost art due to the foodie invasion
Good seasoned wood and proper heat management is the trick to old school pit cooking
If it taste like meat when your done,ya done good
Win winBuzz said:I decided to compromise. I put 4 racks in the electric smoker today (only because I need my pit for the hoover doovers (bacon wrapped onion rings, fire grilled artichoke, and jalapeno poppers)
I have two racks of St. Louis, and two racks of baby back. I'm going to make half and half. Some will almost fall off the bone, some will have a little pull left. Everyone gets their preferences.
Yeah the packs I buy come 3 racks per pack roughly 9 to 10 pounds each pack.Buzz said:I paid $21 per rack of BB, and $12 per rack of St. Louis.... They would all be BBs but that was just too expensive to buy 4 racks.
Hey Boss, what is your best spot in the city for BBQ?The Hot Pepper said:Damn wish I could get a rack for $20 here... some of the BBQ joints here are by the pound, and I've paid $11.50 for 2 damn ribs.