Do you guys baste or spray pulled pork during a cook?
I've read on amazing ribs that its not really recommended.
Baste or not to Baste...
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Tiny
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Re: Baste or not to Baste...
Hi
I am all about the baste, bout the baste, no treble.......well actually not, seeing the baste as entirely pointless other than to lift the lid go ooooh and then see the temp drop. I am smoke, wrap tada!
Ask me a question on buns and I shall probably offer an anaconda based answer.......realise that the music in the Gym is tainting my taste......Go well chum
Cheers
Tiny
I am all about the baste, bout the baste, no treble.......well actually not, seeing the baste as entirely pointless other than to lift the lid go ooooh and then see the temp drop. I am smoke, wrap tada!
Ask me a question on buns and I shall probably offer an anaconda based answer.......realise that the music in the Gym is tainting my taste......Go well chum
Cheers
Tiny
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Re: Baste or not to Baste...
I've found spraying with something with a high sugar content does help the bark form if done early on, just don't go overboard and wash off the rub!
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Re: Baste or not to Baste...
Used to but not any more. I glaze ribs at the very end of the cook but no longer waste my time basting. As tiny said its just a way of slowing down then cooking time by dropping temps.
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Re: Baste or not to Baste...
No basting, I find foiling keeps in the moisture...
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Re: Baste or not to Baste...
I find that works best with ribs too.JEC wrote:Used to but not any more. I glaze ribs at the very end of the cook but no longer waste my time basting. As tiny said its just a way of slowing down then cooking time by dropping temps.
