I like doing them on the Weber kettle. I assume using the bullseye would work well. I will filet them in half to reduce the thickness and cook at a fairly high temp. Never had them dry out. Season, marinade or whatever sounds good!
Definitely add wood chips if you want the heavier smoke flavor. I use the smallest I can find. Like the ones you would use in the little chief electric smokers. I have even been able to get the tube to burn just wood chips with no pellets.
But seriously I have yet to find a wine that appeals to me. Any suggestions for a guy who knows nothing about wine would be appreciated. The one thing I do know is I really don’t like the sweet stuff.
I like Kroger brand baby backs. I have yet to get a bad tasting rack of ribs. I will also get pork butts from Kroger (Fred Meyer in the northwest) when they are on sale. I recently bought a rack of St. Louis ribs from Walmart, Smithfield I think, never again. They smelled funny raw. I threw them...
Surprise your wife too. Find a dessert recipe you think she will like. I did meat church creme brûlée for my wife. One of her favorite desserts. She thanked me big time if you know what I mean
Also, I have never used pots to smoke meat before. Kinda cool actually. But don’t expect the smoke flavor to be the same. I came from using a Weber kettle smoking I detect using briquettes and wood chunks. Makes for a really nice smoke flavor. Pellet grills definitely have a milder smoke flavor...