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TheGreenChileMonster Fires Up The Weber Smokey Mountain

I'm doing some beef dino ribs today. I like to cook them as a mix of BBQ styles. Low and slow with lots of smoke, American BBQ style. I only use coarse salt as a direct seasoning on the ribs, but I make a salmuera to baste them with, Argentine style. I'll be using my WSM. I got my WSM about 2 months ago, and I've smoked a whole lamb, briskets, chickens, salmon, beef dinos, pork ribs, and pork butts. I've become very familiar with maintaining specific temps on the smoker. This will be 250 degrees all the way til it's done.

Rib blocks untrimmed


Rib blocks trimmed of the silverskin, and excess fat.


Ribs hit the Weber at 12:45. I'm using oak, hickory, and a bit of mesquite.
 
I threw a ham on the Weber. Half a chimney of Royal Oak, and the rest logs of hickory. 250 degrees. I'll probably dice up a pineapple, and throw some slices on the ham, along with a generous mopping of a mix of honey/apple cider/rocoto.
 

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Full Parrillada Argentina about to hit the Weber

Picaña, Tira de Asado, chinchulines, chorizo, amd morcilla. Some fresh chimichurri to drizzle all over the meat once ready to eat.
 

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