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you should be proud at 7 feel bad at 6 any less than that take his wife while you're there
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05-27-2019, 08:56 PM | #1743 |
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Nice, acts like the trailer mount i use, i like but the drive will kill you.
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05-27-2019, 10:06 PM | #1744 | |
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05-28-2019, 08:49 AM | #1745 |
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Just my $.02, but if you are sticking with charcoal, you are already using the best smoker out there. I"ve used offsets, including the original Oklahoma Joes, which is our comp team party cooker on a trailer, and they just don't have the same ability to hold even temps for long times. I have a WSM and it outcooks every other charcoal cooker I've used.
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05-28-2019, 08:59 AM | #1746 | |
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05-28-2019, 09:37 AM | #1747 |
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The Ribs were excellent (there's a 3rd slab in there). I'd serve those at a restaurant - they were about perfect. And what the hell is the deal with St. Louis Style Spare Ribs and/or Baby Backs? That was all I could find. Took me forever to find a grocery store that carried whole slabs of spare ribs that hadn't been St. Louis trimmed. **** that noise - I want my spare ribs; baby backs are for people that eat barbecue at Applebees.
The burnt ends were...fine. Obviously that was before I chopped them and re-fired them to get some good char on there. The problem with the burnt ends was perhaps a butcher education issue. The party we were going to have was cancelled due to an AC breakdown, so I stepped in to host and said I'd take care of meat. Well that was Sunday and Sams didn't have any points for me on short notice. HyVee did, but they were small and just not marbled well at all. It was almost as though they were triangle shaped flats more than anything. So I took them to 195 and rested them for 2 hours and they were still just kinda dry. I think the problem was that they were just too lean to do burnt ends with. Without enough marbling in there to make them really moist, I had to keep them pretty hot to keep them tender. They were excellent straight off the grate after I'd cubed/charred them, but in the 15-20 minutes or so it took for everyone to get food, they'd cooled and gotten dry and mediocre.
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05-28-2019, 09:58 AM | #1748 | |
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But most of us just don't have that kind of time. We're doing other stuff when the cook is happening and we need to be able to leave it alone for a few hours (for me, usually overnight). And for that cook, the WSM is just the tits. It creates food that's 90% as good as the off-set with FAR less risk. Gimme 20 cooks on each style of smoker and I'll give you 19 very good meals and a mediocre one on the WSM. Put me on the offset and I'll give you 10 amazing ones on the offset, 5 mediocre ones and 5 shitty ones. As you noted - for a competition when you have a team that can multi-task and monitor, there's no substitute. But when you're talking about a one-man band that has lawns to mow, children to entertain, beer to drink and baseball to watch...well, the WSM is the way to go.
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05-28-2019, 10:43 AM | #1749 |
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Without Saint Louis style ribs Applebees wouldn't have all you can eat riblets.
Spareribs are still plentiful around KC. I get them quite often for easy cheap meals but prefer baby backs. More meat less gristle and fat. typed with my trusty nose picker using Tapatalk
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05-28-2019, 11:09 AM | #1751 | |
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Well, maybe not 90. Maybe more like 95. No, maybe more like 87.5. To be honest, I haven't really completed the math. But I digress. Controlling the heat is a great big part of the battle. The WSM makes it so easy, it almost ain't fair. One of the swell features is when you reply "it was nothing" to the inevitable bbq compliments, they think you're being modest. nyuk. Dinny |
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05-28-2019, 12:01 PM | #1752 |
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I went ahead and pulled the trigger on the Horizon offset. I know how good the WSM is, I've put out hundreds of pounds of meat on mine...just wanted to try something new. This thing is a beast at 450 pounds and has almost no rust.
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05-28-2019, 12:34 PM | #1754 |
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Yes I dod.
I typed ear regardless because I thought some of the brighter kids might get the joke. The joke is I'm poking fun at the people that think "irregardless" is a word. Do you get it now? I didn't think to explain that in the post. Dinny |
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