I also made Texas Style BBQ sauce from scratch.It took a while to put the smoker together, but it was worth it!
It's a good thing the smoker had this very accurate thermometer. After 4 hours of smoking the ribs were to-die-for! On the bbq shows we've been watching, namely BBQ Pitmasters, they say that good ribs won't pull away from the bone when you bite them. You should be able to leave a perfect bite mark in the meat. I think these were a bit over cooked, but pretty close to what they say you want in a perfect rib. The pork roast became pulled pork, I made sweet and sour coleslaw and served it along with the bbq sauce, on toasted garlic buns. I might just smoke all my meat from now on.
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Awwwww, Linus looks amazing in that picture. You look comfortable in your new sweater. Haha, just kidding Kellllllllllli, you look nice also.
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Your neighbour (across the street, she stands 5'7, about 22 years old); she is amazing and I know her very well! What a wonderful, smart and courageous person! You're very lucky.
WOW - you will have to teach me to cook like that!! Tony would love it. Is that the cookbook you got at Costco? Sounds like a good one.
The meat sounds so yummy! I have just smoked fish before - I may try to smoke the meat too :)
Love your LOs.
The Marked-LO is beautiful!
very good blog, congratulations
regard from Reus Catalonia
thank you
Kurt and I watch the triple 'D' show whenever w can...it's great! We have talked about our next road trip...doing the Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives Detour!
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