First cook on the M1 using all wood.

[70monte]

I decided to cook some ribs the other day and decided I had time to use all wood on the cook which I had never done before. Overall the cook went pretty good but it was a slight learning curve and I still need to make some changes. Here is the finished product.

[RonB]

Great lookin' ribs.

[70monte]

Thank you. I was happy with the results.

[Smoldering Flea]

Looks great. Out of curiosity how did it differ from expectations going in?

[70monte]

To be honest, I really didn't have any real expectations about how the cook would go. I had read many posts on here and other websites about cooking with wood on this grill so I already had a plan. Most everyone had said to use smaller splits, leave all vents open, and control cooker temp with split size. That worked pretty good for the most part but I did have a couple of occasions where I had trouble starting the new splits maybe because my coal bed wasn't as big as it should have been.

[Stuey1515]

I think the word you're looking for is "success"!!

[DavidNorcross]

Those ribs look great!

[FireMan]

I think you coulda used a different color dish to accent the Wibs, yessir! Bravo 👍👍👍!

[Clark]

Panhead John You caught another guy. They are once again proven to be appropriately named!!

[70monte]

LOL. That is funny. Maybe you should start your own line of plates.

[Panhead John]

I’m thinking about starting a line of pot holders also. PJ’s Pot Holders. I think that would be an appropriate accompaniment to my plate line. 😂

[Panhead John]

Here’s what started it all. 70monte

[FireMan]

Me thinks everybody here belongs in the home of the very, very, very serious.

[Panhead John]

And I’m the Headmaster?

[Soonerpop]

Didn’t you mean very, very, very strange?