Ribs

Started by BigRich, April 13, 2013, 05:59:05 AM

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Tenpoint5

Just an observation from your picture. The probe hanging down from the top will be giving lower temp readings. Due to the moistureescaping from the meat being cooked. You want to have the probe under the lowest rack of meat to get the most accurate temperature readings
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BigRich

Thanks.  It's a new probe and wondered how it compared to the one on the Bradley.  You're right.  I should have lowered it.

KyNola

Hal, you lost me on your StL cut ribs review.  How is it that cartilage between the bones of a StL rack is any different than in a rack of spare ribs?  If you don't trim a spare rib rack into a StL cut rack, isn't the cartilage still going to be there? 

hal4uk

Quote from: KyNola on April 16, 2013, 06:47:50 PM
Hal, you lost me on your StL cut ribs review.  How is it that cartilage between the bones of a StL rack is any different than in a rack of spare ribs?  If you don't trim a spare rib rack into a StL cut rack, isn't the cartilage still going to be there?
It ain't no different ;-)
I was comparing loin backs to spares. 
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KyNola

My apologies. I obviously misread your post.  Smoke on. :)