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Red Mud Delivery System
Jeepster47
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St Louis cut spare ribs were on today ... rockwood lump, pecan for smoke, Oakridge Dominator for a rub, 250 degrees indirect for 6 hours. Used the DigiQ to control the temp ... boring ... no drama any more. Dome was locked in at 225, and the Maverick wandered around plus or minus 5 degrees. Coated the ribs with Red Mud sauce 20 minutes before pulling them.

@Ozzie_Isaac and I mail ordered a gallon of Red Mud a couple of weeks ago. Cheaper by the gallon, but the missus said no go at putting it all in the fridge. So, I froze most of my share and put the rest in a couple of cheap plastic squeeze bottles. When it came time to glaze the ribs, I found out that the squeeze bottles are golden. I simply squirted some on the ribs and smeared it around with a brush. In the past I've poured some in a small dish and dripped it all over the table and the grill trying to glaze the ribs ... not to mention tipping the dish over a time or two. For a klutz like me the squeeze bottle is just the ticket. Cheapest, certifiably great tool you'll ever buy for egging.

And yes, I know the title was more dramatic than the story.

@Ozzie_Isaac and I mail ordered a gallon of Red Mud a couple of weeks ago. Cheaper by the gallon, but the missus said no go at putting it all in the fridge. So, I froze most of my share and put the rest in a couple of cheap plastic squeeze bottles. When it came time to glaze the ribs, I found out that the squeeze bottles are golden. I simply squirted some on the ribs and smeared it around with a brush. In the past I've poured some in a small dish and dripped it all over the table and the grill trying to glaze the ribs ... not to mention tipping the dish over a time or two. For a klutz like me the squeeze bottle is just the ticket. Cheapest, certifiably great tool you'll ever buy for egging.

And yes, I know the title was more dramatic than the story.
Washington, IL > Queen Creek, AZ ... Two large eggs and an adopted Mini Max
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Nothing boring about saucy ribs!
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Great tip and nice ribs.
Any road will take you there if you don't know where you're going.
Terry
Rockwall, TX -
Nice looking ribs. I'll have a scoop of cole slaw with mine.
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I love el cheapo plastic squeeze bottles. You never know when you might need to make a precision BBQ spiral.

Which came first the chicken or the egg? I egged the chicken and then I ate his leg. -
@SmokeyPitt ... that's why I originally bought the squeeze bottles ... ease of application at the table.
Washington, IL > Queen Creek, AZ ... Two large eggs and an adopted Mini Max
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Looks good to me, Tom! Spares are on the menu for Sunday here - but mine will be turbos. And the cheap squirt bottle has been my solution for a long time though I do it in stages. I have 3 TupperWare Quarts for freezing and then thaw one and break it down into 1 pint TW and 2 squeezables!Re-gasketing the USA one yard at a time
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@RRP ... turbo? You mean (T)emperature (U)n-(R)egulated (B)y (O)perator?
As a group, we get talking about the big stuff so easily ... MM, AR, SS Cap, High-Que, etc. But, it's the little things/tricks that contribute so much to making the cooking easier.
Washington, IL > Queen Creek, AZ ... Two large eggs and an adopted Mini Max
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LOL - no I meant a controlled 330 dome, indirect, flipping once, for a cook under 2 hr vs. your 6 hour wait and watch at 250 or less. To each his own!Re-gasketing the USA one yard at a time
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