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Author Topic: What's on the grill, folks?  (Read 917892 times)

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Online Bobberineyes

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That looks dynamite Coop!! The bowl resembles an old gas smoker water bowl.. which I have. I watched the video Mike,  fast and chewy ribs I'll hafta try!!

Offline LPS

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I used to do the 2-2-1 with baby backs and now they say how over cooked they are.  I changed to check them till a toothpick slips in easy and they are done.  Your method looks great and much quicker. 

Online Steve-o

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Aldi ribeye n asparagas.

Online Leech~~

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Been wanting to try these for a while now, single Vortex BB ribs.
Cut and coated with Memphis dust. One hour on the grill.
Finished with SBR sweet & spicy. Very good! Will be doing these again.
Kind of reminds me of burnt-ends!   :happy1:   Where did you find that vortex deally?   :scratch:
Cooking over a open fire is all fun and games until someone losses a wiener!

Online Cooperman

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You can buy them online, but I had a stainless steel bowl I just cut the bottom out. Great for chicken wings. As for the single rib cook, you don’t need the vortex, you can cook/smoke on anything, just get the temp up to around 350