I like pork and I bet many of you do as well. Does anyone have a good BBQ pork rib recipe? I'd be grateful if you would share it with me.
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Originally posted by atheistmantis View PostWhat does YMAS mean?Your Martial Art Sucks: General Martial Arts and Comedy Forum
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The Martial Arts General Discussion and Comedy forum. Take the gloves off and grammatically beat on each other and dead horses such as Style vs. Style, Chi, Ashida Kim, George Dillman, and related, retarded discussions.
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Off Topic lives again! No MMA-related stuff. Go hog wild.
Clever, RA, very clever.
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Originally posted by atheistmantis View PostWhat does YMAS mean? I get the cock end reference. Still love you Rock but seriously,I was on the comedy forum and summer is coming.
STOP FUCKING POSTING DUMB SHIT IN THE WRONG FORUM. Yes you were in the "Comedy forum", no, your post wasn't fucking funny (or martial arts related in any way)
YMAS Your Martial Art Sucks
And you asked about fucking pork.
Dumbass
Here let me introduce you to a dear friend of mine MOHAMMED
He'll love to educate you on the merits of pork.
See, he's calling you a dumbass as well.
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I am a dumbass and yes I do have a smoker. The problem has been that the ribs dry out. What I was also trying to do was to see if an image that I downloaded had taken because I was prompted to do so. RA knows a cockend when he sees one plus the image didn't take anyway. What a computard! Some birthday this is turning out to be.
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Smoking is one of those things that its easy to do, but its really hard to get good at. There are a lot of different factors that go into getting decent barbecue.
1. What kind of ribs are you using(babyback, st. louis)
2. What style of smoker do you have?
3. What time and temp have you been aiming for?
4. Where are you getting your flavor(dry rub, mop sauce, marinade, specific kind of wood etc)
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Originally posted by Soldiermedic View PostSmoking is one of those things that its easy to do, but its really hard to get good at. There are a lot of different factors that go into getting decent barbecue.
1. What kind of ribs are you using(babyback, st. louis)
2. What style of smoker do you have?
3. What time and temp have you been aiming for?
4. Where are you getting your flavor(dry rub, mop sauce, marinade, specific kind of wood etc)
I usually go:
1 St Louis (I do both on occasion)
2 Kamado Pot (looking at acquiring a horizontal cylinder style one soon however, see the "Foods Around the World Thread")
3 ~220F, until bones can pull out, then let rest covered for a little before serving
4 Dry rub, kiawe (a type of mesquite) charcoal and guava wood for smoke.
The rub is roughly equal parts salt, spice and sweet, and i brush a bit of evoo and a little mustard on the ribs before adding the rub.
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