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Trying to get into smoking meats.

Awhi Lamb Frenched Rib Rack and Bison Beef Ribs over the last few days.

Lay it on me. Need all the feedback, pointers, etc I can get. I have a Traeger and get my meat from a farm once a month



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Goob · 1w
Mmm que rico
AU9913 · 1w
Is your farmer selling for bitcoin? Cuz you got several lamb farmers on nostr that would gladly supply you.
Goob · 1w
What’d you marinate/rub if any
dustygrooves · 1w
Hell yeah. I can’t say I’ve had smoked bison, sounds great. Both look mouth watering.
Benking · 1w
Brother you’re already winning just by sourcing directly from a farm 😮‍💨🔥Those cuts are NOT beginner mode either. Biggest advice: don’t chase perfection too fast. Learn your Traeger, keep notes on temps/timing, and focus on consistency. The people who make insane BBQ usually just did ...
Ryan Reynolds · 1w
Looks great, Jack! I smoked my first meat - parted up chicken - Saturday night. As a more experienced friend said to me yesterday, ‘even when you mess up, smoked meat is good’.
Trent · 1w
Yessir!
DagzTagz · 1w
Okay so I really rec a glaze on the rack of lamb… Dijon mustard (few TB), couple TB maple syrup, garlic, tsp paprika, tsp parsley, half tsp thyme (grow the herb garden so it’s fresh) Brush it on and sear the lamb briefly in cast iron, then coat with the glaze, then smoke it
Brisket · 1w
They both look pretty good man. Were the beef ribs tender & juicy? Tip: season things the day before to enhance flavour penetration.
TallBrian · 1w
Is that a euphemism?
dustygrooves · 1w
Look into dry brining. Basically sprinkle with salt and let sit on wire rack overnight. Then apply rub (without salt) before smoking. Rub oil or mustard before dry rub.
1776 · 1w
My recommendation would be to also get a Original PK Grill combination charcoal smoker/grill. No power required, no pellets and 100% of the features work even if it can’t connect to your router and phone. Old school and works like a charm.
digitalzeroone · 1w
Blondie tiger needs its meat. 🐯🥩❤️
Kayne · 1w
The smoke helps shield the meat from oxygen but if you want it to really last you gotta make sure it's fully dehydrated. Moisture and oxygen is what you're trying to limit
trae · 1w
throw it over an open fire to be primal
Fork and Coin · 1w
I’ve done a lot of hands-on grilling lessons here in Chicago! Lets get cooking💪 -Chef nostr:nprofile1qqsf75d4na67ghd6l60lg8ljpnzcwqxnhdnpjlmelu83jj4hwhnu8gspzemhxue69uhhyetvv9ujuurjd9kkzmpwdejhgqgkwaehxw309aex2mrp0yhxummnw3ezucnpdejq9wrh7z https://blossom.primal.net/f5a85bf9dc7fc4cc2e6c3cc509...
Brunswick · 1w
Smoking pork rack ribs on medium heat with an inch layer of sauerkraut during smoking (and nothing else) is amazing. The sauerkraut is also amazing that way.
YODL · 1w
Jack, all my bitcoin I took a loan out is gone. I can't feed my family, and you're out here posting about ribs?!
Achilles · 1w
I can recommend the green egg. You might wanna paint it orange though. https://blossom.primal.net/b496fd8ea61d68756f16ecd0a9cebcb71adf5cb813871a809169007437520e2c.jpg
aim · 1w
if you’re using a traeger, don’t use their pellets. knotty wood plum and competition blend are my favorites, and throw a trout on there.
LeviJohnson.net · 1w
I know nothing about smoking meats, but my wife and I will gladly come over and eat your smoky meat experiments.
Clapton1062 · 1w
Looks fucking delicious!!
FOSHOYO · 1w
Low and slow on the smoke for 2-3 hours. 250 ish. Texas crunch wrap after that (2-3 more hours) to avoid them from drying out. They should be fantastic!
Dug · 1w
Hmmm, I don’t need much, I’m accepting of my world good and the limitations of them, but a smoker would definitely improve the quality of maybe not my life, but definitely that of the family. I’m a selfless kinda guy, no fuck that, so so selfish. 🫡🙌
Mow · 1w
Loooooooooooks damn good
Felipe Fenton · 1w
What farm do you get the meat from? Looks delicious. Enjoy!
Muh Russia · 1w
I realize you are asking about smoking... But here is a pro tip for the rack of lamb you won't regret... Cut the chops off the frenched rack individually, rub them with a little olive oil and salt and pepper. I use a big green egg to cook them at about 450-500 degrees over an open flame on a cast i...
₿it00 · 1w
🔥💨🫡 That’s what’s up! Traeger tip 1: Try using the Traeger Whiskey Barrel & Oak pellets or Meat Church pellets. Traeger tip 2: you better have used the Super Smoke setting… nostr:nprofile1qqsvf646uxlreajhhsv9tms9u6w7nuzeedaqty38z69cpwyhv89ufcqpr4mhxue69uhkummnw3ez6ur4vgh8wetvd3hhy...
The BTC Philanthropist · 1w
Low and slow. Smoking meat is certainly an art. It's like playing golf. You'll never fully master it, but damn will you enjoy trying to.
Orange Dad · 1w
1. Pick up some rub with sats from nostr:nprofile1qyxhwumn8ghj7mn0wvhxcmmvqyfhwumn8ghj7mn0wd68yt3cxumnwtnrdqqzqaf4zg3xgl9xyn8pvjch5gjkd2nhf53ldqzd2kla9a3ssug0mhx5xwa65j. 2. Always get the Traeger brand pellets. And their main blend is best for what you've cooked so far. There are lots of horror st...
sambakawade · 1w
Lookin' good BabyFace Jack.! The better1/2 and I are new to smoking meats as well. Slow 'n Low is the way to go.
47 · 1w
there’s no going back
Satoshi_shrugged · 1w
https://blossom.primal.net/e639e33a55c6783b1e5ad8377fd30d0a6a344100fcb48e39205999532b35fbd8.jpg
royster⚡️ · 1w
You need to get your lamb from nostr:npub1f5pre6wl6ad87vr4hr5wppqq30sh58m4p33mthnjreh03qadcajs7gwt3z
Ant · 5d
Came out good was on the podcast when you were making it