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Northwest, can you give some time/temp details please? I'm cooking my first BBR on my wsm this weekend.

Also, are you just foiling the water pan or do you have a clay saucer in there as well? How was the temp control without water?

Cheers
Dave

Temp: 225-250
Time: When you can grab the rack and tear it easily in the middle.
Pan: Foiled with 1.5 gallons of tap water.
 
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By the way, regular Kingsford charcoal is the best in a WSM. It keeps the temps easily managable for long or short cooks.
 
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nice! looks to have great texture and pulled cleanly off the bone while not being mushy. did you remove the membrane?
 
Jim takes bite of Rib (Lap Top Screen) and then wakes up. Looks good bro.
 
Smoke ring

My 3rd baby back rib cook on my 22.5 WSM:

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Dam, what a smoke ring on dem ribs!!!
 
By the way, regular Kingsford charcoal is the best in a WSM. It keeps the temps easily managable for long or short cooks.

You might also add that it is about the only brand that in the Pacific NorthWet that is readily (and consistently) available, decently priced (especially if you hit the HD sale early in the summer), and for whatever reason doesn't seem to have the issues with it that others always seem to complain about.

Way to show them that BBQ is alive and well in the Pacific NorthWet. :biggrin:
 
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