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What's on the smoker today?

My boys 8th birthday today took him and some of his friends to Chuck E cheese for lunch. Told him I'd cook him whatever he wanted for our family dinner. He said he wanted me to smoke "the whole ribeye" (aka ribeye roast) my heart swells with pride. Putting it on at 250 degrees now. Will pull at 125 degrees and reverse sear on the propane grill.20230429_151441.jpg
 
Here are a few batches I've done this year.
 

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Any way to up the smoke a bit?


Edit: looks really juicy, just curious how much smoke you gave it
Definitely. I could have gone lower and more smoke for longer but we had stuff to get to tonight. I did 220 for an hour and 45 minutes to get smoke then cranked it up to 350 to bring it up to temp so we could eat before we had to leave.

The brine seemingly worked out well to keep it juicy even without the skin. I also brushed it in melted butter before I seasoned it up.

Wife approved and she doesn't even like turkey.
 
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