"The Rusty Moose"
Is that related to a Cleveland Steamer?
Yeah, I've definitely seen some stuff about real BBQ places and competitions that make this article look like it's written by somebody who might have eaten ribs at Applebee's once and hates everything about those ribs.I think that might have been a fake article. :i:
The points aren't completely false but pretty elementary overall. And some people actually like their ribs "fall off the bone" which makes a pitmaster itchy because competition bbq requires some pull. But you can get them that tender on the smoker. You dont have to boil them. And some bbq is actually sauced before coming to the table. Actually it is glazed during the cooking process. It depends on the region. And yes, I am now hungry for bbq.
I wish I had a smoker. My wife's best friend, Mike, has one. Well, Mike smoked a turkey once when we were staying at his place once. OMG, that was a few years ago and I still literally have dreams about that turkey. I'll wake up and go to my wife "I want Mike's smoked turkey." LOLThis is making me miss my smoker even more......I don't even have a grill right now.
I did do some baby-back fibs in the oven (they were on sale) and they came out quite nicely. No where remotely close to smoked....but pretty good none the less.
....and there is a good real deal BBQ place ten minutes drive from here....hmmmm....
Properly cooked ribs may pull or tear clean off the bone, but they should never slide off.
Dude....electric or propane ? Might as well just buy a bottle of liquid smoke and be done.How long does it take to cook ribs on one of those smokers, and are you using electric or propane smokers? I've been contemplating getting a propane grill, but could be talked into a smoker instead...