Dino Bones first take

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pellethead13

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Dec 15, 2014
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Benton City, WA
Was out of the country for work for a while and forgot to post some of the photos.  The first round turned out great.  The second go around I had too much salt in my rub but nonetheless were smoked well.  


That Kirkland Signature Whiskey is pretty damn good...Prep work the night before, beef backs and a baby back



smoked the beef ribs 2.5-2.5-1 with apple juice for in the middle.  not a lot of meat on the ribs so figured I would smoke with liquid just a bit longer.  Baby backs were done 3-2-1, at the end made a bourbon honey butter mop for the babies.  Beef ribs were mustard mopped with a blend of salt, lots pepper, garlic & onion power, cayenne.  Babies were also mustard mopped with a blend of salt, pepper, turbinado sugar, cayenne, garlic & onion powder and dry mustard. 


second round prep, spur of the moment so I did not rub and let set overnight like the first time.  Honestly did not recognize a difference from the first round.  As mentioned before I oversalted my rub but they were still great.



Thanks to all for the advice and photos to make my first and second take at dino's a success!
 
Fine lookin ribs.

That a good lookin dog in the truck too! The look wasn't all goofy youth, nor a proud retriever.... Its just a work dog. Thats a great picture!

The ribs are great don't get me wrong, but the avatar steals the show. Good lookin dog.
 
Thanks for checking out the post.  Foamheart thanks for the compliments on the pup, he was about 4 years in that photo.  He's now 10 and thinks he's still a young buck out in the field, but then we get home and he cant move for a week! 
 
 
Thanks for checking out the post.  Foamheart thanks for the compliments on the pup, he was about 4 years in that photo.  He's now 10 and thinks he's still a young buck out in the field, but then we get home and he cant move for a week! 
Slide him one of those little aspirin for heart patients in a weiner. He'll never know it and he'll apprecaite it sizably. I had a small keenel once. They go from the puppy entheusium (Sometimes refered to as goofienesss) to that cockieness like Ok, now whats next. LOL Labs are just great field dogs ovce they have been bred. Its like the light goes off above their head then.

10 years, white whiskers too!

Great dogs.

And agian the dino ribs look exceptional.
 
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