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Ribs for Dinner

Started by ghost9mm, May 09, 2011, 06:26:05 PM

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ghost9mm

Throwed a rack of ribs in the smoker today using 10.5 receipt...3..2..1 they were soooooooooooo good..



money shot...ribs, baked potato, and spinach...yummmm

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DarqMan

Those pulled back from the bone real nice.  They look delicious G9... Great job!
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Tenpoint5

Them look really good. That recipe is a good starter to get you going on making your own style of ribs your way.
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jimmyb

They look great. When I follow the 3-2-1 i sauce them before the final hour. My wife is asking for a more "messy" rib. Your's look pretty saucy/messy. Did you sauce them just one before the final hour or sauce them throughout the final hour? I was thinkning of pulling them from the smoker and sauce them on the grill continuously for an hour or so.

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That plate of grub looks GREAT!

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