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is one Smokin' Farker

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Good morning ~ I've been itching to try the SM rubs I purchased sometime ago and today is the day!


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We have SM Spicy Apple on the bottom rack and SM Cherry on the top rack.

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On the cooker

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Sweet Blue :thumb:

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Be back later.......thanks for looking. :becky:
 
This is how me and Posey roll

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Oh......you want rib pron........3 hour mark ~ rotated these beauties! Can you smell that? Just saying...... :heh:

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See you in a few!
 
Are you burning oak there? I just went and cut a bunch of pieces of grand oak up into mini-split pieces for making my COS Brinkmann SnP into a stick burner. Its gonna have to season for a while.

Your ribs are looking SIMPLY MARVELOUS!!!
 
Are you burning oak there? I just went and cut a bunch of pieces of grand oak up into mini-split pieces for making my COS Brinkmann SnP into a stick burner. Its gonna have to season for a while.

Your ribs are looking SIMPLY MARVELOUS!!!

Water oak from my yard ~ lost 2 of them last year ~ but they keep giving. Oh, and a bit of maple as well as hickory. Thanks for looking! :becky:
 
I almost forgot

And here are the finished SM Spares ~ ready to be dinner some other day! :-D

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I almost lost this one moving it to the foil :roll:

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Cooked unfoiled, spritzed, or sauced ~ just Steph's rub for 8 hours. Sauced them lightly (my recipe) and into the freezer.
 
Wow, they look really nice. Never used SM stuff but it appears to have a lot of sugar in it since that's a nice dark color like you sauced them.

Actually, that nice, rich color is from the oak/maple/hickory wood that I use to fire my stick burner. OK, Steph's rub may have had a little to do with it. :thumb:

Seriously, there isn't much sugar in SM rubs, if any at all.
 
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