First time on 7 in 1, beef ribs

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sl2w0

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Apr 19, 2008
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Eastern Shore, MD
I used my masterbuilt 7 in 1 today for the first time and did some beef ribs. Temperature was between 225 and 240 for about 5.5 hours. They turned out pretty good, the flavor was really good, a little bit tough, but i'm very critical of my own work.


Ready to go on
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My setup
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Not much to stop the wind out here.
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Half way done.
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Ready to eat.
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Good job on your first try
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Did you pull the membrane from the back?? Even then you will never see beef ribs be quite as tender as pork. Still, I never do beef ribs more than 4 to 4 1/2 hours. I want mine medium to medium rare. Just remember beef doesn't have to be as done as pork does. And try Mojo Crillio as a marinade sometime.
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I did pull it off, but it almost seemed like there was another very thin membrane underneath it. I found the membrane a lot harder to remove then on pork ribs.
 
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