New horse in the stable

[xaugievike]

My new PBC arrived and I put her right to work with a test slab of baby backs.

Not sure what what sort of wizardry occurs inside that thing...but these things were done in 3.5 hours. I remember early on when I was gaining an interest in smoking (and with no dang idea what I was doing) that 3.5 hours of cook time tended to produce shoe-leather tough ribs. Had I left these things in for 5 more minutes I'm afraid they would have fallen into the fire.

Some pics to enjoy...

[Catmandu]

I submit you're now hooked on the PBC. Great looking ribs!

[HawkerXP]

So nice and clean and shinny. Good looking ribs. Now try a chicken or six!

[kmhfive]

Beautiful!

[cosmo]

Haha, awesome. I've actually had ribs break off and fall into the coals! I'm super careful now when pulling.

[HouseHomey]

Yum! I'd eat that.

[NortheastAl]

Nice. Be right over.

[Spinaker]

Congrats on the new rig! The pBc is a great smoker. Those ribs prove that!

[JeffJ]

Nice!!

[DWCowles]

Congrats

[Brewmaster]

Looks great, after having a couple of racks fall in to the coals I now double hook my ribs

[RonB]

Congrats on the purchase and the great lookin' ribs.

[Max Good]

The Magic Drum.

[Jerod Broussard]

Vertical Vector Turbulence!!

That's what's going on.

[MBMorgan]

Congrats on the PBC and first cook! FWIW, if I'm cooking 4 (or fewer) racks in mine, I'll cut them in half to reduce the chances (by about half ) of anything dropping into the coals.