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Quick rib question

Started by Klondikesmoker, June 18, 2010, 02:10:18 PM

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Klondikesmoker

I am doing some baby back ribs and would like to have them come out "fall off the bone tender"  I know this is not the professional way to do them but that is how i like them.  Also yesterday i had a root canal and don't want to have to chew to much.  my question is which period do i extend the smoking to make them this tender. I am using tghe 3-2-1 method and thought that i should extend the 2 hour foil wrap session to make them more tender.  I was going to extend it an extra hour.   am i on the right track.

thanks

Klondikesmoker.

shoresdiver

I won't claim to be an expert, but after three attempts to do ribs naked (the ribs, not me), and having them come out chewy, I followed the advice of everyone and did some via the 3-2-1 method.  One of the foil packets leaked, and it really extended the cooking time for that rack.  The foil seems to make all the difference, so I suspect that extending the foil time will do the trick.  I would probably try 2 1/2, 2 1/2, 1 or something like that.

classicrockgriller

When you foil them and get them to the tender stage you want,

you could do a quick broil in the oven for a finish or on a grill.

Caneyscud

If you do the babybacks with a 3-2-1, you will likely have them overdone.  Use the 2-1-1 and extend the time in foil if needed.  And what CRG said!
"A man that won't sleep with his meat don't care about his barbecue" Caneyscud



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Klondikesmoker

Already done the 3 hours of smoke.  in the foil as we speak.  i will just have to wing it and see what happens.

thanks for the advice

Klondikesmoker

squirtthecat


Just try 3-2-0 and see what they look like.  Leave them in the foil for another '1' if they aren't tender enough.