Hey y’all. Haven’t posted any cooks in quite a while so why not today.
The weather here in southeastern NY is ridiculous this weekend. Mid 70’s* although it’s supposed to rain this afternoon for a while but be good for tonight’s cook.
Anyway I fired up the PBC yesterday, Saturday, for a couple of St. Louis racks from Creekstone Farms. Been VERY happy with their products. Seasoned with Killer Hogs The BBQ Rub, love that stuff on ribs.
I did chase the temps for about the first hour until it settled in around 250-270*. Total time including the start up was 5-1/2hrs. I did sauce these, which I’ve gotten away from lately, with Bone Sucking Sauce, also love
that stuff.
Alright, alright here are the pics. Starting with the chimney with 40 briquettes of KBB ashed over. I also used 3 chunks of oak.
P. S.
I will add to this post tonight with the couple of yard birds I’ll be tossing in there later.
The weather here in southeastern NY is ridiculous this weekend. Mid 70’s* although it’s supposed to rain this afternoon for a while but be good for tonight’s cook.
Anyway I fired up the PBC yesterday, Saturday, for a couple of St. Louis racks from Creekstone Farms. Been VERY happy with their products. Seasoned with Killer Hogs The BBQ Rub, love that stuff on ribs.
I did chase the temps for about the first hour until it settled in around 250-270*. Total time including the start up was 5-1/2hrs. I did sauce these, which I’ve gotten away from lately, with Bone Sucking Sauce, also love
that stuff.
Alright, alright here are the pics. Starting with the chimney with 40 briquettes of KBB ashed over. I also used 3 chunks of oak.
P. S.
I will add to this post tonight with the couple of yard birds I’ll be tossing in there later.








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