
Pork Nacho
So this is a technique for making the best nachos that has went viral on Tiktok. It is so simple and one of those thing that once you see it you are like wow.
So this is a technique for making the best nachos that has went viral on Tiktok. It is so simple and one of those thing that once you see it you are like wow.
The goal of this recipe is to cook the pork chop outside without frying them. So, to do this, we went in search of the perfect pork chop. And what we found is commonly referred to as the Iowa Chop. This is a 1” thick bone-in all-natural pork chop. The thickness of this pork chop will allow the meat to cook evenly and help maintain the moisture of the pork chop.
Simple, smoky, and downright delicious — this classic BBQ favorite turns humble bologna into a flavor-packed masterpiece. Smoked low and slow, then glazed to perfection, it’s the ultimate crowd-pleaser for any cookout.
If you’ve ever stood in front of a smoker wondering how the pros make those glossy, competition-style ribs—you’re about to find out. In this no-fail, step-by-step guide, I’ll walk you through the exact 3-2-1 method I use as a pitmaster in Conway, SC to turn ordinary baby back ribs into a smoky, juicy, crowd-stopping masterpiece. With the right technique, the right layers of rubs and sauces, and a little patience, you’ll get ribs so good they might just earn you a trophy… or at least a plate cleared in minutes. Let’s fire up that smoker.
If you’ve ever stood in front of a smoker wondering how the pros make those glossy, competition-style ribs—you’re about to find out. In this no-fail, step-by-step guide, I’ll walk you through the exact 3-2-1 method I use as a pitmaster in Conway, SC to turn ordinary baby back ribs into a smoky, juicy, crowd-stopping masterpiece. With the right technique, the right layers of rubs and sauces, and a little patience, you’ll get ribs so good they might just earn you a trophy… or at least a plate cleared in minutes. Let’s fire up that smoker.
Learn how to reverse sear a Cowboy Ribeye on a Weber Kettle Grill using a simple two-zone charcoal setup. This step-by-step guide from Elite BBQ Smokers shows you how to cook a thick, juicy ribeye low and slow, then finish it with a high-heat sear for that steakhouse crust—all right in your backyard. It’s the perfect blend of technique and flavor for an unforgettable holiday meal.
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