Feel free to ask any questions, one of the experts will certainly respond, don't be afraid to ask anything, we were all beginners at some point.
by chokethechicken » 24 Jun 2011, 14:07
Steve wrote:For glazing, I take a BBQ sauce, either homemade or store bought, then thin it to the right consistency with beer, add a little extra sweetness with some honey and jazz it up with spices if required.
I heat this mixture and apply with a silicone basting brush. Simples

Wow, going to have to try that on Sunday. Glaze them on a hot grill, right?
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by Steve » 24 Jun 2011, 16:53
I just set the glaze on the smoker around the 260 range. I usually put a few coats on to build up a nice thick and sticky glaze.
The HP bbq sauce is quite good mixed with beer, honey, onion granules, ancho and chipotle chilli powder.
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by smokeyribjames » 24 Jun 2011, 17:15
Hi there
I've cooked a fair amount of rib in my time, and I say:
Keep the temperature at a steady 225f.
Make your own barbecue sauce (then you know what's in it) and marinade the rib for 24 hours first in a plastic bag so the sauce covers the meat.
Don't tell anyone your recipe for the sauce. (It's all in the sauce)
That's my view anyways
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by chokethechicken » 27 Jun 2011, 14:58
Just to add that the most recent ribs that I cooked in the smoker did not get wrapped up in foil at all. They turned out just as tender as the first batch I did that were in foil.
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