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Here's how to make real barbecued ribs. They have a great smoked flavor, will be tender, and the best ribs you ever made. INGREDIENTS: · A few slabs of ribs whole · Seasoning ( salt, black pepper, cayenne pepper, garlic salt) · Vinegar and water mixture ·  BBQ smoking tube   PREPARATION and HOW TO MAKE GREAT BARBECUED RIBS: The first thing is to remove the skin or membrane from the underside of the ribs. This is tough to do but it makes the ribs tougher to eat. To do this, lay the ribs on a table with the U curve up, like a water trough. Now start on the small side in one of the corners and dig toward the center with a fingernail. You should start to notice a semitransparent skin coming up. When you can get a grip on it, pull it up and it should start to peel off the ribs. It's tough and you really have to pull. If you can't get it try another corner. It is easier to find it on the big end of the ribs but easier to pull from the little end. Anyway, you got to do it so do it...

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Which Type of Wood Should You Use for Smoking Meat? All wood is not created equal when it comes to smoking meat. That being said, don't overthink it. The true grill master knows that using wood correctly is a key part of the smoking food. It's just a matter of knowing the fundamentals. Know Your Woods The first thing to consider is what kinds of wood to use, based on how overpowering the smoke they put out is. Think of smoking woods as existing on a spectrum from mild to strong. On the mild side are fruit woods, like apple, peach, cherry, and pear, which might impart that sweetness your friends swear by, but are subtle enough to use with lighter foods like poultry or fish, and sometimes pork. Birch is a smidge heavier, and an appropriate choice for more strongly flavored fish*—*salmon smoked in birch is a classic combination. In the middle part of the spectrum are woods like hickory, maple, pecan, and oak. They're great with pork, and strong enough to stand up to beef and g...