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HungryChris

HungryChris

 

Hickory smoked baby backs, cucumber and tomato salad.

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I have read about, but never tried, until now, the method of coating the ribs with ball park mustard, before the dry rub. It does help with the rub process, but, I think the salt in the rub should be reduced when using this method.IMG_1655.JPG

 

here they are after the rub has been applied.

 

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Here they are after smoking. I have already sliced off the ones for our meal.

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I also had some chicken that I marinated for Korean BBQ, but realized we were going out to dinner with a group tomorrow night and decided to smoke them with the pork, as they would be in the marinade a bit to long otherwise. It remains to be seen, how the Korean BBQ gets along with hickory smoke.

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HungryChris

HungryChris

Hickory smoked baby backs, cucumber and tomato salad.

IMG_1674.JPGIMG_1655.JPG

 

I have read about, but never tried, until now, the method of coatint the ribs with ball park mustard, before the dry rub. It does help with the rub process.

 

 

IMG_1658.JPG

 

Here they are after smoking. I have already sliced off the ones for our meal.

IMG_1669.JPG

 

I also had some chicken that I marinated for Korean BBQ, but realized we were going out to dinner with a group tomorrow night and decided to smoke them up with the pork. It remains to be seen, how the Korean BBQ gets along with hickory smoke.

HC

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HungryChris

HungryChris

Hickory smoked baby backs, cucumber and tomato salad.

IMG_1674.JPGIMG_1655.JPG

 

I have read about, but never tried, until now, the method of coatint the ribs with ball park mustard, before the dry rub. It does help with the rub process.

 

 

IMG_1658.JPG

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