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royfraz

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I viewed a topic on here last week or the week before, and somebody made a suggestion of apple juice, cider vinegar, and some kind of bourbon I believe If somebody remembers I would appreciate some help, just want to try something new on my new WSM this weekend.
Thanks,
Roy
 
I don't mop, but I do one spray halfway through the cook and then glaze 10 -15 minutes before the end of the cook. I try not to open the cooker any more than necessary. "If you're lookin', you're not cookin'" :-D
 
sounds good for some reason i thought somebody had a cherry flavored bourbon or something that sounded off the wall to me, maybe it was just a drunk night coming home. Thanks for the input fellas.
 
sounds good for some reason i thought somebody had a cherry flavored bourbon or something that sounded off the wall to me, maybe it was just a drunk night coming home. Thanks for the input fellas.

I saw that too....it was Jim Beam Red Stag (Black Cherry Flavored)....sounded good to me!
 
No spray I just put in butter,brown sugar, maybe some jalap jelly, and diced green chiles.....everything pretty much turns to liquid....oh yummy

sometimes I will through in some southern comfort oh ya !:thumb:
 
I cooked 12 racks last week for a wedding party. Sprayed with apple and water. Came out great, took about 4-5 hours. Best of all no one asked where the BBQ sauce was.
 
I do some ribs in which many of the ingredients are Cherry. Cherry wood for smoke. Cherry juice, cranberry juice and Jack spray and a Cherry glaze. Looks like I'll have to get some of that Jim Beam Black Cherry to complete the package!
 
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