Another 3-2-1 success story with q

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williamzanzinger

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Nov 21, 2007
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Actually my first time trying this method. Ive been doing 190 degrees overnight but wanted to try this shorter method. Mustard rub and 3 hours of apple. I hovered around 220 so I really let it go a little longer. Not a big project but Im trying to get in the habit of posting pictures.











Delicious!!
 
Nice job,the Q-view are making me hungry!
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Looks like you have the Q-view down pretty good, now we just gotta work on fillin that rib rack up a lil more!
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Nice job on the 3-2-1. I think you'll like that better than an overnight smoke for ribs!
 
Yea , they didnt need the extra time inthe beginning but i waited till i saw meat shrink back like the directions said. They just really werent terribly meaty to begin with. And after I trimmed them up(like I saw in a video link posted on this site). The meat though was terribly tasty though.


Oh , you mean the "rib rack" haha , I thought you were referring to the shrinkage, funny. Yea, this was a side project today. I dropped some cash on an other project im working on. Curing these suckers. One peice loin, one peice of sirloin and the st louis scraps. The ribs were an after thought like I NEED to smoke something right NOW!!!
 
I think I'll have to do ribs tomorrow thanks to you. Really thanks.
How did the rib rack work? Does side twards the heat get done first or even cooked. Gotta get one of those things I guess. Can't do but 4 or 6 at a time now.

Good q-view.

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No, the rack cooked pretty evenly, at least with only one rack in there. Might of been a different story if they were filled.

Heres the sirloin from the picture , all cured and smoked. Tasted great. I even took a chunk and boiled it in some water to see if it would cook up tender like the porkettes you buy in the store(grew up on them) worked great just needed some potatoes carrots and cabbage. Maybe next time.
 
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