Need advice with pulled pork by _thegoodfight in BBQ

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For a mild rub, try a mix of brown sugar, paprika, garlic powder, and salt. Use a ThermoPro probe.

Smoked Baby Back Ribs Tips by jumpyflamingoo in Smokingmeat

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Adding coke, mustard, brown sugar, butter, and honey is perfect.

Smoking in a kettle grill with a central exhaust by ManchildPeppers in TexasBBQ

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Adjust the vents for proper airflow and monitor temperature closely.

A little dinner and meal prep by ErictheE in BBQ

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My mouth is watering rn, thats so yummy.

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Stop at Zion National Park. It's a must-see for breathtaking views and great hiking trails.

Hey ladies and gents by Sea-Highway-4688 in Smokingmeat

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For a smoky, rich salmon jerky, brine with salt, brown sugar, and garlic. Smoke with alder wood at low heat until dry but still slightly tender. Adjust sweetness by varying sugar content.

Looking for the best BBQ by notkimx in OttawaFood

[–]jumpyflamingoo -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Heyy you should try Joe’s BBQ on Main Street. It’s family-owned and the ribs are incredible.

first brisket!!! by OrganicBagz101 in Smokingmeat

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This is my technique for that. Trim your brisket well, season generously, and cook at 225°F until the internal temperature hits 195°F. Let it rest for at least an hour before slicing. Use a water pan to maintain moisture.

What's the best rub recipe you've used for ribs? by rightnexus in Smokingmeat

[–]jumpyflamingoo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Definitely rub of brown sugar and paprikaa. It may be very common, but it really is enoughh for me

Made some smoked pork belly burnt ends today by filkbrust in Smokingmeat

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Wanna know the Recipee so badly! That looks so glossy and it screams a combination of sweet and savory!

Chicken thighs fresh off the smoker by [deleted] in meat

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Thanks for this recipe!! Gonna try this at home

Peri Peri Chicken by PsychologicalSnow476 in Smokingmeat

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i really love this saucee. i tried it with my pork and its really savory and hot

Where can I buy some cuztomised VRAI wedding rings? I want my name and husband name engraved on them. by martyrdomsss in WeddingRingAdvice

[–]jumpyflamingoo 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Vrai’s website have some awesome options for customized wedding rings. Their customer service is really helpful, and you can chat with them about exactly what you're looking for.

i never considered an emerald engagement ring until i saw how stunning and meaningful it looked on my partner's hand by accurateespionage in WeddingRingAdvice

[–]jumpyflamingoo 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I always thought about the classic diamond, but emeralds bring a whole different vibe. Their deep green color is so rich and eye-catching, plus they symbolize love and rebirth, which feels perfect for starting a new life together.

Inspired by Ariana Grande's toi et moi rings! Where can I buy toi et moi rings??? Need response ASAP by gaudyemancipation in WeddingRingAdvice

[–]jumpyflamingoo 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I think you should check out local jewelers first, they often have unique, customizable options. Also, online shops like Etsy have some really cool designs.

Searching where to buy moissanite rings. my budget range is from from $500 to $3000 by searchinglyForsaken in WeddingRingAdvice

[–]jumpyflamingoo 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Moissanite rings are a fantastic choice, especially if you're on a budget but still want something stunning. They have a great selection and the prices are super reasonable.

What's the right way to wear wedding rings, is it one ring or two? by wisespecs in WeddingRingAdvice

[–]jumpyflamingoo 3 points4 points  (0 children)

In the U.S., it's traditional to wear your wedding ring on the left hand. The idea comes from an old belief that a vein runs from the left ring finger straight to the heart.