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robs ribs

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Jan 18, 2015
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Indiana
striving to make perfect ribs to serve to friends and family and doin pretty good so far, never really sure how much wood to use or if it really maters as long I keep a steady temp. I have had one experience with bitter tasting ribs that were instantly dog food . What's the deal ? ( I know .... That's a spare rib ) [emoji]128526[/emoji]
 
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I don't think there is such a beast as the perfect rib, we are cooking meat not building widgets . What type of wood are you using?
 
Your right about the perfect ribs but always fun to try , I usually use cherry when I'm smokin ribs
 
Ah the chase of perfection, many of us are obsessed with it. Cherry is great wood. I tend to keep a log of every smoke in the pursuit of the ultimate smoke.
 
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