For ingredients list and step-by-step instructions, check this post out from Seattle Butcher’s Wife. These beef back ribs from Felton’s Angus Beef were rich, juicy, and flavorful. After smoking two hours as a frenched standing crown, I put them in the chile sauce for 3 more hours, and slow cooked them to fall apart perfection.
Read MoreHow to Make a Bacon Wrapped Pork Loin
Seeing a lot of great bacon wrapped creations out there lately. Probably the most common is a bacon weave on trimmed, injected, and/or brined pork loin.
Here’s a quick and good video tutorial from RustedTruckRanchBBQ:
VIDEO: Baby Back and St. Louis Style Ribs on the Kamado Joe with Code 3 Spice’s Backdraft Rub
Looking for a great YouTube grilling, smoking, or BBQ channel to follow? Be sure to check out T-Roy Cooks. In this video, T-Roy shares his method of smoking two styles of ribs on his Kamado Joe using Code 3 Spice‘s Backdraft Rub:
Love T-Roy’s simple method: Worcestershire Sauce on both sides, and then generously sprinkle on the rub. He lets them go for 5 hours at 250F. No saucing, but he does spritz with apple juice every hour or so. Mmmm. Mmmm. Those look goood!
VIDEO: Traeger Grill Modifications
Companies often times build products with the mass consumer in mind. They then offer their own, sold-separately accessories at a premium. That’s why “mods” or modifications are increasingly popular, especially among BBQ enthusiasts.
While Traeger Grills really does a fine job, some folks will always want to keep toying with perfection. We were looking for some inspiration, and found Trikester’s video:
Here’s a list of some comparable parts you’ll need, if you want to trick out your Traeger like Trikester (whew, say that three times fast!):
1. 10in Air Tires or 7in Universal Wheel (see also Traeger Wheel Modification video for step-by-step and more parts/tools needed)
2. Traeger Front-Shelf (step-by-step video here; see also Under Shelf)
4. Large Zip Ties (for securing caddy to leg, or drip bucket to hook)
5. Savannah Stoker (upgraded thermostat)
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How-To: Salt & Pepper Steak
It’s a week night. You’re tired, but craving BBQ. We’ve all been there. But if it’s going to be good, it’s got to be low & SLOW, right?
Not necessarily so, at least not in the case of this awesome steak recipe we’re about to share.
In just under 20 minutes, you could be eating one of the best steaks of your life, and it’s quite possible you have all the key ingredients in your pantry already.
What are you waiting for?
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