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Great ribs last night courtesy of my Brother
The guy is like a Pitmaster.
After crutching them, he made a glaze comprised of drippings and maple. I tend to prefer dry rubbed BBQ, but this glaze is bombastic.
Have to add a watch, right?
Delectable!
After crutching them, he made a glaze comprised of drippings and maple. I tend to prefer dry rubbed BBQ, but this glaze is bombastic.
Have to add a watch, right?
Delectable!
Me too! we had pork tenderloin but it wasn't dripping with juice, smoke and maple syrup!
Ha ha, he has probably broken a few over the years.
I did that once, and thought I was going to suffocate.
Do you need another brother?
I’ll happily join the family if I can try these 
They look delicious!
They look delicious!
He liked the ring. I ate the rib closest to the bottom and he was mortified.
He said he typically will not allow a guest to eat that rib, as it is too charred on the end for being closest to the heat. But I'm his brother, so he could not deny my request
Yes Sir. I sometimes crutch them in my electric smoker too.
Here are 2 more photos from my brother's process. The foil captures some good juju, which was then reduced with the maple to make the glaze.
Credit to my Brother.
I can smoke pretty decent ribs, pork butt, chicken, and even brisket. But my electric smoker cannot yield the same results as a pit smoker, and someone who knows how to use it.
Thanks for your reply, and yes, Go Texas!
Thanks for your reply, and yes, Go Texas!
oh, my!!! He clearly knows what he is doing!
I love that black Tudor. Ive been contemplating it as well. Cool on the green strap!
Thanks my Friend. The Tudor Black Bay ceramic, at its current market level....
is an absolute STEAL of a watch. I paid retail on mine. I did get one of the very first delivered in the US, but they are a good bit less now. Still, no regrets whatsoever. I can only rave about it in every regard. The factory straps would be my only criticism, but that is easily fixed. I go back and forth between the military green you see with black stitching, and the same strap in all black. Barton Bands, $20 each on Amazon with the quick release pins. Easily one of my favorite timepieces!
Yes, I noticed that. And I wonder why. I’ve seen it a couple of times on the wrist of a friend. It’s so nice. I have to agree with you about the straps. They need to get that sorted, being the company that they are.
Thanks for the tip on the Barton. I will definitely check it out. Have a great weekend dear friend.