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Spritzing ribs; whatdoyause?

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    #16
    To me, spritzing ribs is a Pit-foul. 😁👍

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      #17
      I don't always spritz, but when I do I only use water now for a couple of reasons. I like to add additional rub during the cook and the water helps it stay on the ribs, also, when I used to use AC/apple juice I would sometimes leave the liquid in my sprayer for to long of periods of time and the nozzle would get clogged up and would be a pain to clean.

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          #19
          I don’t think I’ve ever spritzed ribs.

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            #20
            I’ve been told and read that smoke does not adhere to a dry surface, but a moist one. Sounds like that has been debunked here, but I’m skeptical. However, cannot believe that spritzing ribs lowers the temp and prolongs the cook - horse feathers. It’s like saying leaving the fat cap on top of the meat provides self basting.

            But to the question, I spritz after about an hour so that the rub sets and does not get washed off by spritzing. And I do it slowly. I also use whatever I have handy in the fridge and cut it with water.

            FWIW……

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              #21
              TripleB For reference, here is Meathead on spritzing:

              There are times when basting helps and times when it hurts. Find out how applying liquid to meat may inhibit the formation of your crust.
              Last edited by STEbbq; December 3, 2023, 04:05 PM.

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              • TripleB
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                Meathead basically re-enforced what I said. I don’t smoke food less than 250 d.

              #22
              I don’t. Ever.

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                #23
                What does it say on the free side 🤔

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                • Jerod Broussard
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                  Allow the naturally occurring humidity to spritz at will, if you dwell at high altitudes, good luck you poor basta......

                #24
                I use equal parts liquid aminos, Apple cider vinegar, champagne vinegar and water.

                I spritz when I put it on the smoker and then I will spray every 1/2 hour for the first two hours.

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                • Sweaty Paul
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                  I like the champagne vinegar idea.

                • Spinaker
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                  Adds a little sweetness/tang to it.

                #25
                This seems to be becoming a proxy poll, I'm a no spritz, keep the bloody lid shut & let 'em cook I reckon

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ID:	1515096 4 racks of loin back pork ribs after 2 3/4 hours in the KBQ w/ a water pan. Spritzed w/ acv 3 times.
                  This was the color I was shooting for.
                  Best regards!
                  JD

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                  • DaveD
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                    Can't argue with success!

                  #27
                  Spritz with apple juice/water or acv/water. First couple hours, 3 or 4 times.

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                    #28
                    No need to spritz when using the PBC!

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                      #29
                      Originally posted by HawkerXP View Post
                      No need to spritz when using the PBC!
                      What’s a PBC?

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                        PBC, PBC, PBC!

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                        • Huskee
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                          He really does have a PBC!

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