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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 the surface of meat with basting, mopping and spritzing may inhibit the formation of your crust or bark and lengthen cooking time while attracting smoke and improving flavor. It depends on what you're cooking and for how long.
              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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