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Rib Temp

Started by watchdog56, July 05, 2011, 07:42:08 AM

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watchdog56

I did 6 racks of baby backs for the weekend. I cut the racks in half figuring it would help with the cook time with that amount of meat in. I had the smoker set at 225. Not knowing how long it will take I took the first stage of the 3-2-1 method to 5 hours then took out and put in foil trays with 1/2 can of beer ( I forgot the apple juice at home)in each and covered that with foil then back in for 2 hours then out for 1 hour with sauce on. The ribs came out excellent and moist and everyone loved them but I am wondering if I would have gotten the same result if my first stage would have been at 3 hours instead of the 5?

OU812

Sounds like your ribs turned out grrrreat.

When doing a large load I keep the 3 hr smoke and then adjust the time in the foil till the meat is starting to pull back from the bone and finish with the 1 to firm up the bark.

My last big load (6 full racks) of BB was 3-3-1

Works for me.  ;D

ghost9mm

Yes Sir...Curt nailed it..the cook time in the foil is where the rids really get tender...
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