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08-07-2016, 10:08 PM
It's that time of year again when the Family puts on the back yard bbq rib comp. It's always a good time so I thought today would be a good day to do a practice run. I've been working too much the last few weeks so today was nice . Sit back watch some baseball have a few beers and toss some Rib's on the Assassin .
A few day's ago I picked up some of the famous Wallyworld Inhanced Spares.
and wanted to cook a few for myself to see what all the hub bub was about.
First Impression was , they are pretty thick, and cut pretty well. Not a lot of extra trimming out the bag.
Since It was a practice run for a Comp. I did 2 racks .
One with salt and pepper with a nice thin sugar glaze at the end
and
the other with some dizzy pig and glazed with some blues hog/apple cider vinegar.
I usually like to run the Assassin at 275 or higher but today I was in no hurry what so ever so I let it settle in at 235 -245 range.
My choice of wood today was apple , pecan and I tossed a chunk or two of some fresh cut peach in.
Cook time was right about 5 hours, Since it was a lazy cook. No Wrap this go. I sprayed em down a few times with a some cider vinegar that was about it.
All in all . I kinda liked those wally world ribs. I usually see the Words Enhanced and Head for the Hill's . They tasted great . Juicy as a watermelon tender as can be.
Anyways , in the End I like the Salt and Pepper and the Wife like the Dizzy Pig better. I think Either one would be a solid choice for a turn in .
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A few day's ago I picked up some of the famous Wallyworld Inhanced Spares.
and wanted to cook a few for myself to see what all the hub bub was about.
First Impression was , they are pretty thick, and cut pretty well. Not a lot of extra trimming out the bag.
Since It was a practice run for a Comp. I did 2 racks .
One with salt and pepper with a nice thin sugar glaze at the end
and
the other with some dizzy pig and glazed with some blues hog/apple cider vinegar.
I usually like to run the Assassin at 275 or higher but today I was in no hurry what so ever so I let it settle in at 235 -245 range.
My choice of wood today was apple , pecan and I tossed a chunk or two of some fresh cut peach in.
Cook time was right about 5 hours, Since it was a lazy cook. No Wrap this go. I sprayed em down a few times with a some cider vinegar that was about it.
All in all . I kinda liked those wally world ribs. I usually see the Words Enhanced and Head for the Hill's . They tasted great . Juicy as a watermelon tender as can be.
Anyways , in the End I like the Salt and Pepper and the Wife like the Dizzy Pig better. I think Either one would be a solid choice for a turn in .
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v406/masterzito/20160807_181345.jpg (http://smg.photobucket.com/user/masterzito/media/20160807_181345.jpg.html)
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v406/masterzito/20160807_181331.jpg (http://smg.photobucket.com/user/masterzito/media/20160807_181331.jpg.html)
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http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v406/masterzito/20160807_184156.jpg (http://smg.photobucket.com/user/masterzito/media/20160807_184156.jpg.html)
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v406/masterzito/20160807_184208.jpg (http://smg.photobucket.com/user/masterzito/media/20160807_184208.jpg.html)