The cooking thread

Whats wrong with two hands, a spunge and some soap?
Nothing whatsoever, the first 15 years in our first house that's all I did. When our new house already had a dishwasher I used it. I worked full-time, had two young kids in sports and fed my parents that lived next door, so it was much appreciated.
 
Both organic compounds, although I am not sure why you post this.. These are not what I would put in a sauce, looks more like pesticides?
Are they? I suppose I meant synthetic. I think you know what I meant, lol.
 
Oh, I see what you mean. I saw the jalapeno peeper and didn't mention in my post. Sorry to confuse :)
 
Normal rib cook is 5-6 hours on the smoker. This was ~75 minutes over direct heat in the Weber kettle, mopped every 5-10 minutes with Dreamland BBQ sauce. I’ve got a few tweaks to make, but this is definitely worth adding to my rib repertoire. Birthday boy was happy with the meal he chose.

(Pork butt on the smoker right now for dinner tomorrow.)
 

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,Normal rib cook is 5-6 hours on the smoker.
That looks delicious. At what temperature do you smoke them? I usually smoke mine for 3 hours at 225, wrap them in foil and then back in for an hour. I use St.Louis cut, babybacks take a little longer.
 
This was 1 chimney of weber charcoal, bottom vents JUST open, and the lid never fully on. Whatever temp that was. I don't have an easy way to tell temp on my kettle.
 
Normal rib cook is 5-6 hours on the smoker. This was ~75 minutes over direct heat in the Weber kettle, mopped every 5-10 minutes with Dreamland BBQ sauce. I’ve got a few tweaks to make, but this is definitely worth adding to my rib repertoire. Birthday boy was happy with the meal he chose.

(Pork butt on the smoker right now for dinner tomorrow.)
Very nice. I often like the faster cooked ribs more than the slow cooked ones. I prefer to have something to bite on instead of falling off the bone meat that just melts in my mouth.
 
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