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Hot-and-Fast Spare Ribs with a Sticky Finish
ribssmoker4.5 to 5.5 hours

Hot-and-Fast Spare Ribs with a Sticky Finish

Spare ribs cooked a little hotter for better weeknight timing, with enough bark and bend to feel like proper barbecue instead of steamed ribs.

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Texas-Style Brisket on an Offset Smoker
brisketsmoker12 to 16 hours

Texas-Style Brisket on an Offset Smoker

A straightforward backyard brisket recipe with salt-and-pepper bark, steady offset fire management, and a long rest for slices that stay juicy.

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Oak-Smoked Tri-Tip with Herb Board Sauce
steaksmoker1.5 to 2 hours

Oak-Smoked Tri-Tip with Herb Board Sauce

A California-style tri-tip recipe that smokes low just long enough to pick up oak flavor before finishing hot for a rosy medium-rare center.

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Competition-Style Pork Butt for Pulled Pork
porksmoker8 to 10 hours

Competition-Style Pork Butt for Pulled Pork

A sweet-savory smoked pork shoulder with bark, rendered fat, and enough finishing seasoning to make sandwiches and tacos all weekend.

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FAQ

Before you fire the pit

What recipes should a beginner start with?

Smoked queso, grilled chicken thighs, and reverse-seared ribeye are the fastest confidence-builders because they reward decent fire control without punishing small mistakes.

Do these recipe pages work without Supabase configured?

Yes. The site falls back to the in-repo launch library so the public pages stay populated before the database is connected.