Its been a long time since I posted some qview, so I decided to post today's spare rib smoke. Just cooking for 2 these days, as Mrs. Red and I are empty nesters. So, anyway, I only did one rack, which is still too much for only me and the Mrs.
I had a pic of the ribs all trimmed up and rubbed with Jeff's rub...then I accidently deleted it...(oops)
Went with Pitmasters Choice in the AMNPS.
Got the MES preheated to 225*.
TBS for 3 hours...
Took this pic when I pulled them to foil them. I decided to use some brown sugar, tiger sauce, honey and parkay, along with a splash of apple juice in the foil. (I didn't foil the rib tips - that is being saved for beans on another day).
The foiled rack went back in the MES for a couple of hours, then I removed the foil and back into the smoker for long enough
to firm up the bark and sauce half the rack. (I somehow forgot to snap a pic of that step)
The finished product, after they rested in the foil for about a half hour. I sauced the left side of the rack (Mrs. Red prefers dry,
and I prefer wet). I'm using a slightly modified version of Jeff's sauce. They came out with a real nice bark.
Plated, with some of Mrs. Red's famous twice-baked potato casserole.
Some of the best I've done in a while (said humbly). Its the first time I've done the Trigg recipe because I had a hard time finding Tiger Sauce. The local WalMart now carries it, so I'll be using that combo in my 3-2-1 ribs again. Thanks for looking.
Joel
I had a pic of the ribs all trimmed up and rubbed with Jeff's rub...then I accidently deleted it...(oops)
Went with Pitmasters Choice in the AMNPS.
Got the MES preheated to 225*.
TBS for 3 hours...
Took this pic when I pulled them to foil them. I decided to use some brown sugar, tiger sauce, honey and parkay, along with a splash of apple juice in the foil. (I didn't foil the rib tips - that is being saved for beans on another day).
The foiled rack went back in the MES for a couple of hours, then I removed the foil and back into the smoker for long enough
to firm up the bark and sauce half the rack. (I somehow forgot to snap a pic of that step)
The finished product, after they rested in the foil for about a half hour. I sauced the left side of the rack (Mrs. Red prefers dry,
and I prefer wet). I'm using a slightly modified version of Jeff's sauce. They came out with a real nice bark.
Plated, with some of Mrs. Red's famous twice-baked potato casserole.
Some of the best I've done in a while (said humbly). Its the first time I've done the Trigg recipe because I had a hard time finding Tiger Sauce. The local WalMart now carries it, so I'll be using that combo in my 3-2-1 ribs again. Thanks for looking.
Joel
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