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Got Wood.
Join Date: 01-10-13
Location: San Diego
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First off... AWESOME website. So happy I finally joined.
Got a new WSM (18”) for Christmas from my wife and am doing 1st smoke this weekend. Woohoo! Having friends\family over for the NFL playoff games this Saturday and I plan to smoke 2 tri-tips and a 2-3 racks of baby backs. Want to keep it semi easy for my 1st smoke but want some variety. I have not had a chance to season the smoker and have read that it may run 50* hot for first few smokes. Should I start the ribs about 3 hours prior to putting the tri-tips on? Also... Not sure what is best method to use both racks as I don't want tri-tips dripping on the ribs. Should I smoke the ribs for 3 hours, then foil and put on top rack and then put tri-tips on the bottom? I have rib racks so I could try to get everything on the top rack. For the tri-tips I keep the rub simple when I grill them so I plan to do the same for smoking. Kosher salt, cracked pepper, garlic powder, dried parsley. I use same rub for the ribs but add some cayenne and brown sugar. I make my own bbq sauce that I will serve on the side. I want us to eat at about 6pm so here is my approx schedule: 11am - fire up briquettes using Minion Method and add 4-5 chunks of Pecan Let temp stabilize (hopefully) to 225-250* 12pm - add ribs to top rack 3pm - foil ribs with apple juice 3:15pm - add tri-tips to bottom rack and set Maverick therm to 120-125* Do I need to add more wood chunks? 6pm (approx) - take off ribs and reverse sear tri-tips Tent foil and let tri-tip rest for 15-20 minutes 8pm - pass out with full belly of bbq and beer Thanks… and any help is appreciated. I’ll post pics on Monday (if all goes well). |
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Babbling Farker
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Babybacks will not take 6 hours to cook. Closer to 4, maybe even 3. If you're going to foil, plan on 1.5 to 2 hours naked, 45 minutes in the foil, then 1 hour naked again.
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Babbling Farker
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If you use a rib rack, that should all fit on the top rack.
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