UDS Ribs

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Finally got pics of ribs in my UDS...

 

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Mustard and then used some store bought rib rub

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Used lump charcoal with some Pecan wood chunks

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After 2.5 hours already looking good...

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Next I wrapped these babies up in Foil with a little Apple Juice

 

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After 1 hour wrapped

 

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Final product didnt last long... Best ribs to date...

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Looks very good. How was the smoke flavor? Looks like alot of smoke coming out of the exhaust.

 

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I used pecan chunks so it wasnt a real strong smoke flavor and in that pick was about 30 min into the cook smoke slowed down as the cooking went on.

 

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What temp was the uds at? Just curious. I love pecan. Wish I could get it here.

 

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The drum ran around 275-280. This was my first time using lump charcoal... seemed to  be hotter. Think i will start with less hot coals.

 

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Tasty looking ribs! I actually like to smoke mine a bit hotter, usually around 265. I know with my UDS it's harder to drop temp than to climb. So I shoot for about 15-20 above my target them add the meat. By the time I get the lid on I'm usually close to temp. I don't use a chimney I fill my basket Put it in the drum and use my weed burner to start one spot going. Works great and can be up to temp in 5-15 minutes depending on how hot I'm shooting for.

 

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c farmer said:

What temp was the uds at? Just curious. I love pecan. Wish I could get it here.

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I saw Weber bagged Pecan wood chunks at Home Depot last week, and you can order it on Amazon as well. $6.99 a per 5lb bag.

 

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Cabella's also sells pecan wood. They also have peach, orange, cherry, mesquite and hickory chunks.

 

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I like to cut my own wood.   I buy only when I have too.

 

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freakynorm said:

 
Cabella's also sells pecan wood. They also have peach, orange, cherry, mesquite and hickory chunks.

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Have you tried the Fruit woods with ribs?? 

 

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Ribbies look real good ! Thumbs Up I really like smoking with pecan in my pellet grill....

 

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Ribs look real good!