I love the comment of your friend wearing the FSU shirt, it takes him back to being a kid. There is some taste there that has stayed with him for his lifetime and your took him back to it. Wish I had a bite too. Great video.
I just made these for some friends for their first time. The look on their faces was priceless! I did them in my Weber Kettle for a little over 8 hours. Amazing was the response! So, it can be done on pretty much any BBQ machine of your choice!
Great video. Looks delish. I wish beef ribs weren't so crazy expensive where I live. I think you should call your reverse flow smoker the "Wolf". Because "wolf" is flow in reverse. :)
I've been doing hot n fast beef ribs for about a year and a half now. I haven't even bothered doing a low n slow 😅 it's such a nice way to do beef shorties
Soo true about the old child like "feeling" of it~ That mix between tender with a bit of bite and all over the place crispiness/char ect~ it's the same all over the world with most BBQ meats, it's what we chase when we reach for perfection but by reaching we lose the "feel" because we lost sight of what made imperfect comfy and good.
How do these compare to the beef ribs on the Chudbox? I cooked beef ribs on my PBC after watching that video and they were honestly the best beef ribs I ever had. I have a feeling they are very similar, in a good way.
Hey quick comment and any answers welcome, im fairley new to bbq and tried to do a brisket last week and it turned out gray and dry. I followed genrally your tip on how to cook a brisket. And your tips for cooking on a pellet smoker but it just didnt work out. Amd was wondering if you or anyone had any tips or suggestions to try?
Have fun on that wait list for the dino ribs. I was on it for 18 months before I got the email to order them. Got two racks and it was almost $200 including shipping. Were they incredible? You bet your ass they were. Just warning anyone watching this that doesn't know in advance.
How about a hybrid approach, where you combine low 'n' slow with hot 'n' fast? Not sure which order would work better, but could be the best of both worlds. Sort've like the BBQ version of the reverse sear steak.
Brad, thanks for turning me on to Porter Road! Since I live 90min from Nashville, a few weeks ago I went ahead and placed a pick-up order of brisket/tri-tip/flat-iron at their (brick & mortar) store knowing I'd be in the city the following week. Since bringing the meat home, I've grilled/smoked the tri-tip & flat-irons and I'm very pleased with the cut, quality, and flavor, and they're nice folks to deal with as well. Strongly recommend! Thanks again...
Very good watching you guys reminisce about the old days. Seems still it is the crunch v juicyness trade off, hence why wrapping, not wrapping, foil boats etc is being argued over. Those small bites would be great dipped into a selection of hoisin, oyster and other chinese sauces as a snack.
Thank you Bradley for all that you’ve taught me. Most of my knowledge comes from you. I get more than smoking knowledge from you. I’ve learned about sauces and trimming too. Thank you. I also like Mad Scientist and Guga too. There is another guy in Texas but I can’t remember his channel’s name right now😬 forgive me🙏
so now the obvious progression here is to try and make a beef rib that has the crispy fat/bark, with the buttery tenderness of modern craft bbq. hot and fast followed by low and slow or vice versa? hot and fast followed by confit? low and slow followed by shallow fying the fat side in tallow? could also be cool to see a cured/pastrami beef rib cooked this way to really push the bacon envelope. would be great to see some more experiments arise out of this cook!
I've been thinking of doing a rack of beef ribs on the drum to try to replicate some old school cooking. I've seen a number of videos where they did it. Think this may have convinced me to give it a go.
John Mueller was the bite that ignited my passion in BBQ. The Beef Rib was just insanely delicious as was everything else on the tray. *Would love to see a Mueller Family Tribute Series. R.I.P. LeAnn & John ❤
@@bullard73 I’m sure that’s true. Wayne cooks in the style of his father Bobby (James Beard winner) and grandfather Louie Mueller. John was the wildcard in the family. He cooked the opposite of what his family was known for, low and slow vs hot and fast. LeAnn developed a style somewhere in the middle with her own stamp. There’s a lot Brad could work with if he decided to dive into the Mueller family’s BBQ techniques and traditions.
DUDE! you really need to get an outdoor Stand-Fan to keep those Pesky flys away. Just turn it off when you season with 16Mesh otherwise you'll be seasoning the grass. ;-)
I'm so confused now. I've heard so many great things about hot and fast barbecue, why does anyone do low and slow? Why do I do low and slow? Lol I've never tried hot and fast. Can anyone help me out?
It’s weird he’s getting such fast cooks. I think the bottom plate needs to be welded in to be a reverse flow. You’re cooking on a traditional offset + radiant heat.
I went to John Mueller Meat Co. years ago when he was on East 6th. Amazing stuff. The brisket was crazy good. Tender and juicy on the inside and barky, crunchy & peppery on the outside.
all i get from this video is, firemanagement isnt important! if my smoker gets hot... its gonna be delicious and if it stays low and slow its just gonna take more time and be delicious
Fuck.... this video made me want to revisit my plans to check out John Mueller for my upcoming vacation to Austin... googled his name and learned he passed a couple years ago. RIP. I remember him from that episode of No Reservation.. RIP Tony too.
I knew the 3 bone ribs would come out amazing and was really hoping to see those individually cut ones shine. You have far more experience with bbq than I do but I would have tried to save those little guys with some tallow. Love your content brother!
@@daad658 they taste so close to brisket that I would rather spend the money on a brisket and feed more people. Did you see at the end when they were eating them, it seemed to me to almost to be just a snack. I went on Porter Road the current price for dino ribs is 83 dollars. That is 27.66 a rib for a snack ridicolus.
I love the comment of your friend wearing the FSU shirt, it takes him back to being a kid. There is some taste there that has stayed with him for his lifetime
and your took him back to it. Wish I had a bite too. Great video.
I dunno, might be a scam. There was no official taste test here. Hmmmm....
💯 scam.
No taste test scam😢
Must be his evil twin, Radley Bobinson🤔
😫
Yeah, you would think Evan could have been a stand in for PP and jumped up for the taste.
I had his BBQ frequently when he was in Georgetown. It was awesome! RIP John and LeAnn
I just made these for some friends for their first time. The look on their faces was priceless! I did them in my Weber Kettle for a little over 8 hours. Amazing was the response! So, it can be done on pretty much any BBQ machine of your choice!
Hey Brad, how about some lamb? Thanks for the vids.
This was great. Thanks for sharing part of BBQ History. 👍
Great video. Looks delish. I wish beef ribs weren't so crazy expensive where I live. I think you should call your reverse flow smoker the "Wolf". Because "wolf" is flow in reverse. :)
That's actually really clever, well done!
Could you post a link for the power bellows you use.
I've been doing hot n fast beef ribs for about a year and a half now. I haven't even bothered doing a low n slow 😅 it's such a nice way to do beef shorties
What kind of rest did you do?
How long was total cook time for this hot and fast method?
You showed a pair of offset kitchen shears once. Where did you get those from? Great vids by the way!
Can confirm, absolutely delicious! One helluva meal
Johnny's brisket was awesome. He called it 'mailing it home .'
Soo true about the old child like "feeling" of it~
That mix between tender with a bit of bite and all over the place crispiness/char ect~ it's the same all over the world with most BBQ meats, it's what we chase when we reach for perfection but by reaching we lose the "feel" because we lost sight of what made imperfect comfy and good.
What wood did you use?
New to smoking....maple wood....bark on or off ? Red oak yes or no?
I don’t understand why your subs are low. You do excellent work, I love what you do. You gotta sell some cookers to Guga
How do these compare to the beef ribs on the Chudbox? I cooked beef ribs on my PBC after watching that video and they were honestly the best beef ribs I ever had. I have a feeling they are very similar, in a good way.
Looks delicious. But I dunno if I could give up the low and slow for a "old school" hot and fast.
Hey quick comment and any answers welcome, im fairley new to bbq and tried to do a brisket last week and it turned out gray and dry. I followed genrally your tip on how to cook a brisket. And your tips for cooking on a pellet smoker but it just didnt work out. Amd was wondering if you or anyone had any tips or suggestions to try?
Really nice cook. We also do hot n fast half the time, even with beef back ribs and pork ribs.
Chuds blowing up lately!! Let's go bro!!
Have fun on that wait list for the dino ribs. I was on it for 18 months before I got the email to order them. Got two racks and it was almost $200 including shipping. Were they incredible? You bet your ass they were. Just warning anyone watching this that doesn't know in advance.
No snake in the boot? :)
Great vid, sir. Keep them coming!
I see so many people cook beef ribs and not remove the flap meat on top. Glad to see you remove and make some killer beef ribs!
How about a hybrid approach, where you combine low 'n' slow with hot 'n' fast? Not sure which order would work better, but could be the best of both worlds. Sort've like the BBQ version of the reverse sear steak.
Blue Oak BBQ is Amazing!!!!!!!!!!❤
Is the Chud Press going to be available again?
He was transported back in time to South Monroe Street at FAMU with the brothas grilling on the corner in Tallahassee.
The fact that Evan Leroy is a FSU fan let’s me know that this is legit BBQ!
Great video and timing. I'm making some Porter Road Dino Ribs this Saturday and think I'll cook them hotter than normal. I'll try 300F.
Another great video!!! For the algorithm 🎉
Boy's Boy's Boy's, light beer!
Bro I don't know how you do it. I'm from San Antonio and it's been so F'ing hot 100+ out. You're a damn machine. keep up the awesome work.
Where is the link? Did I miss it?
Gonna give this a try!
Hot and fast is a great idea for a good cook. Cheers brother.
T-Roy says cheers back to ya!
What are the dimensions of that cook chamber?
Great show, and really good to see ya hanging out with a fellow Arkansas country boy like myself. Keep'em coming Chud.
Brad, thanks for turning me on to Porter Road! Since I live 90min from Nashville, a few weeks ago I went ahead and placed a pick-up order of brisket/tri-tip/flat-iron at their (brick & mortar) store knowing I'd be in the city the following week. Since bringing the meat home, I've grilled/smoked the tri-tip & flat-irons and I'm very pleased with the cut, quality, and flavor, and they're nice folks to deal with as well. Strongly recommend! Thanks again...
My first rack of beef rib was at Louis Mueller BBQ. That’s what really started my bbq journey
Very good watching you guys reminisce about the old days. Seems still it is the crunch v juicyness trade off, hence why wrapping, not wrapping, foil boats etc is being argued over.
Those small bites would be great dipped into a selection of hoisin, oyster and other chinese sauces as a snack.
Love your videos brother. Wish you were close enough to have a beer with. Where did the name Chuds come from?
Awesome, just need his cheesy squash on the side
The flies
All the knowledge in this this vid.
....don't threaten me with bacon 🥓!!! Thank you kind Sir 🍻💪🤙
Thank you Bradley for all that you’ve taught me. Most of my knowledge comes from you. I get more than smoking knowledge from you. I’ve learned about sauces and trimming too. Thank you. I also like Mad Scientist and Guga too. There is another guy in Texas but I can’t remember his channel’s name right now😬 forgive me🙏
so now the obvious progression here is to try and make a beef rib that has the crispy fat/bark, with the buttery tenderness of modern craft bbq. hot and fast followed by low and slow or vice versa? hot and fast followed by confit? low and slow followed by shallow fying the fat side in tallow? could also be cool to see a cured/pastrami beef rib cooked this way to really push the bacon envelope. would be great to see some more experiments arise out of this cook!
Dude! Are you stalking me? Here I was with a fridge full of ribs, thinking about how I'd try cooking them hot and fast tomorrow - so timely :)
Looks great, best bite of BBQ
Yes
The dino ribs looked so much better. Cheers!
i want to open a food truck here in sweden with texas style bbq
I've been thinking of doing a rack of beef ribs on the drum to try to replicate some old school cooking. I've seen a number of videos where they did it. Think this may have convinced me to give it a go.
“Burnt end on a stick…” LOL!!!
GO NOLES!!!
John Mueller was the bite that ignited my passion in BBQ. The Beef Rib was just insanely delicious as was everything else on the tray. *Would love to see a Mueller Family Tribute Series. R.I.P. LeAnn & John ❤
I heard Wayne Mueller makes a mean beef rib
How much to ship a brad box to Ireland Bradley?
Or a reverse flow? I'll pay postage braw❤😂
@@bullard73 I’m sure that’s true. Wayne cooks in the style of his father Bobby (James Beard winner) and grandfather Louie Mueller. John was the wildcard in the family. He cooked the opposite of what his family was known for, low and slow vs hot and fast. LeAnn developed a style somewhere in the middle with her own stamp. There’s a lot Brad could work with if he decided to dive into the Mueller family’s BBQ techniques and traditions.
Hey shout out to my guy with the FSU shirt on Go Noles
at least three times i swatted at the screen to get rid of those flies. ribs look goooood.
DUDE! you really need to get an outdoor Stand-Fan to keep those Pesky flys away. Just turn it off when you season with 16Mesh otherwise you'll be seasoning the grass. ;-)
Incredible
I'm so confused now. I've heard so many great things about hot and fast barbecue, why does anyone do low and slow? Why do I do low and slow? Lol I've never tried hot and fast. Can anyone help me out?
Build a restaurant in Keller!!
wish i could get big beef ribs here in Toronto
No snake in your boot today?? 😢😢😢
I always say I’m going to eat one beef rib and then I eat 2. The next morning is always interesting.
I kept seeing swat flies, maybe put a fan over your table blowing down to keep them guys away...it will keep you cool too
It eats better than I do even on drunk night
Any time they pull back off bone ready.
Ribs look great but it just ain’t the same without the official taste tester 🐶!
The official taste test needs to be banned globally and heavily punished.
It appears as though the boot snakes have not yet discovered the new reverse flow smoker.
Put those little ribs in a beef confit!
Dude I watch your videos and get hungry just so I can go and cook 😂🤤🫡
Man UK BBQ does not look like that! Need me a holiday to Texas
Did you finally get that pesky snake?
Surely half rack 3 bone?...
Chud shop needs some lighting upgrades. But I’ll take a crispy beef rib please.
It’s weird he’s getting such fast cooks. I think the bottom plate needs to be welded in to be a reverse flow. You’re cooking on a traditional offset + radiant heat.
Is it not welded? I wonder how much heat comes straight up from beside the plate.
@@razeunit69 If he did eventually weld them in, he never showed it during the build videos. The baffles are just sitting in there.
@@Wvubrad Good pick-up, def agree welding in would be best on RF. Maybe Brad will let us know if he did or didn't and his thought process.
After he lit up the pit was anyone else wondering about snakes? Has he learned not to keep his boots out on the porch?
You are so rad.
2 and a half little more heat.
I went to John Mueller Meat Co. years ago when he was on East 6th. Amazing stuff. The brisket was crazy good. Tender and juicy on the inside and barky, crunchy & peppery on the outside.
💯💯💯💯💯
No official taste test? :(
Black flys need controlled
nice
RIP Leann
Did I see a Bulgarian carrot in that knife bag?
all i get from this video is, firemanagement isnt important! if my smoker gets hot... its gonna be delicious and if it stays low and slow its just gonna take more time and be delicious
Your voice sounds like you might be a little bit under the weather. Hope you get to feeling better!
Fuck.... this video made me want to revisit my plans to check out John Mueller for my upcoming vacation to Austin... googled his name and learned he passed a couple years ago. RIP. I remember him from that episode of No Reservation.. RIP Tony too.
An orange chili.
I knew the 3 bone ribs would come out amazing and was really hoping to see those individually cut ones shine. You have far more experience with bbq than I do but I would have tried to save those little guys with some tallow. Love your content brother!
Damn dude. I wish I was your neighbor.
john passed away over a year ago, and his sister just passed, lee'ann is a legend , just like john
Terry still holds it down though. He's always gonna get it done regardless of the situation. Bill needs more credit also
I think wayne is running Muellers now
I really wanted to meet him and learn his methods!!
@@Seldomseen77 hot n fast , that was it. i mean least from what learned ( though other people and asking industry types)
@@robinhoodlum7180 yeah he was doing briskets in 7hrs
First video with no official tatse test?
So exspensive over seventy dollars for three dino ribs.
ever have them? the amazing for a special occasion. you pay twice that for a prime rib roast which is really over rated
@@daad658 they taste so close to brisket that I would rather spend the money on a brisket and feed more people. Did you see at the end when they were eating them, it seemed to me to almost to be just a snack. I went on Porter Road the current price for dino ribs is 83 dollars. That is 27.66 a rib for a snack ridicolus.
Can someone elaborate on how John and his sister both died?