2nd attempt at smoked ribs with Jeff's recipe and Q-View

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bchan

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Original poster
Mar 17, 2009
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Hi Everyone,

I recently bought Jeff's dry rub and finishing sauce recipe and as skeptical as I was, I bought into his advertising and really wanted to try it out. I'm no meat smoking expert by any means but I do love good food and after using his dry rub and finishing sauce, I have to say that I really loved how my ribs turned out. Money well spent IMHO. In fact, every one of my family that was there loved how it turned out. I went with the 3-2-1 method with a little modification after the experience I gained from my first try at smoked ribs with my little GOSM (I'm sooooo thankful my brother bought this for us for Christmas... I wasn't even expecting it and it wasn't even on my radar for things I wanted or needed). I only kept the ribs in foil for 1 1/2 hours and added the subtracted 30 mins to the front end of the smoke instead. Now, I won't say these turned out perfect because I think there are a few things I still could change in my cooking methods but I'm pretty happy overall. So without further ado... it's Q-View time:

Prepped baby back and spare ribs with Jeff's dry rub recipe
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Finished baby back ribs getting a little sitting time after coming out of the smoker
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A cut of the spareribs (I didn't take a pic of the baby back ribs after cutting and I wish I did because I think I prefer baby back )
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Thanks Jeff for an awesome recipe!
 
those look like some mighty fine looking ribs
 
I don't know if these are your first points or not, but those look great, and I can tell you are well on your way to some really awesome 'que.
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Great looking q!
What are you using for a camera? Great photos too!
Not positive, but you might be the first person here to print your name on the photos. Not a bad idea when they look that good. I guess that way they don't show up in some magazine somewhere with somebody else taking credit for them.
 
Those are some fine looking ribs! Thanks for the pics.
 
Absolutely stunning! Nice lookin ribs buddy! Keep it up. Just wait until you start doing other things as well. Points!
 
Thanks everyone! I owe it to this forum for all the help... I've learned so much from this place.
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For those that asked and are interested, I used a Nikon D300 for the pictures.
 
Again, great picts. Love the depth of field. Nice camera, put's my fixed lens Kodak Easy Share to shame. LOL

Do you have a website for your photography? Love to see it.
 
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