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Quick-Fire Guide:
Smoke Drifting from a BBQ Pit at the Taylor Made BBQ Food Truck
Here are a few notes about the ‘que:
Tenderness-
- Ribs-My ribs from Taylor Made had plenty of moisture and tenderness. With only the slightest pressure, I was able to squeeze juices from the meat-an indication that the ribs had been cooked properly. The crusty bark formed on the exterior of the meat contrasted nicely with the moist and tender interior. I was easily able to pull meat from the bone, yet, the bones maintained integrity, instead of falling apart like boiled ribs-yet another sign of perfectly smoked ribs.
Smoke-
- Ribs-These delicious, savory dry ribs had robust, but balanced charcoal smoke flavor.
Charcoal-Smoked Ribs from the Taylor Made BBQ Food Truck
I picked up my ribs from Taylor Made on a weekend, out by the MATA bus station.
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Pit-Master Reginald Taylor Working His Pit at the Taylor Made BBQ Food Truck