Pork back ribs, beef ribs, back bacon and loin roast today with Q-view

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finch12

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Jun 14, 2010
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I was in a real smoking mode today and went at it hard. it is fairly cold outside here in Canada so we needed something to do today. I smoked up some beef and port ribs, a little back bacon and I bought a strip loin before the butcher cut it into steaks and threw that in as well. The ribs went in for just over 3 hours, foiled for 2 and on the BBQ for 1. The back bacon I cooked to 135 deg. Just enough  so it is not fully done and I can fry it in the pan a little before I eat it. The beef roast I took it to 145 deg, wrapped it in tin foil and then a towel then to the cooler for 2 hours. Was it ever tender and tasty.... going to be some great sandwiches here this week

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Beef roast top left, back bacon top right. Pork ribs on next shelf and you cannot see the beef ribs in the back

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A little closer picture as they enter the smoker

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This is when I removed the ribs

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The ribs just removed from the smoker on the way to foiling

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The bacon cooked up nice and is real tasty.....I mean real tasty

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The beef roast came out so well. So tender and tasty. I am going to live like a king this week for lunch. i t was about a 5 pound piece

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On the " Q " it goes after coming out of the foil. My son makes teh sauce and we sauce them up good. I t was a very tasty dinner as I had a little sample of everything I made today !
 
Everything looks great...What was in the Rub?...JJ
 
the rub is just something that I throw together. A little mustard powder, brown sugar, pepper, garlic and onion powder with some herbs and cayanne thrown in. It seems to work out well.
 
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