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sparky'

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and our story starts in the cold northwest. brrrrr...... its 35° outside w/ a 15 mph wind. its damn cold here. i wanted some ribs this afternoon and didn't want to wait 3 1/2 - 4 hours that it normally takes them to cook them. time to break out the power cooker. Pit Barrel Cooker to the rescue.
i have had a epiphany (had to look up had to spell it and the true meaning. don't laugh). i mixed sriracha & yellow mustard. and Waa Laa we have Orange mustard (a sparky original).
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cool color. i like the orange.
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the usual guys showed up.
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everyone in the pool or the PBC.
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2 hours later i have the best ribs i have ever cooked. look at these babies.
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oh these look good.
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look at that smoke ring on those little cute bones.
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i have cooked on drums before but have never had the great results i have w/ the Pit Barrel Cooker. its so easy to use and the food comes out fantastic each and every time. i love my PBC.
 
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Happy fer ya! Glad ya liked em! Dey look TASTEE.Glad you shared the cook.
 
What temp does the PBC cook at?

not sure about the temp. i don't probe it. there are no adjustments at all. just light charcoal, wait 20 minutes, hang meat and take off when done. very easy. they get a nice crust on them but the insides are very juicy and moist. PBC is a great product.
 
Looks delicious Sparky! I didn't know the weather got so cold in your area. Brrrrrr....
 
Looks good - I have been jonesing some pork ribs...

So how does the Pit Barrel Cooker differ from a UDS?
 
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