Finally had some time to do a longish smoke. Was reinstalling the flooring in my den after some water got in the house so I figured I'd fire up the PBC.
Started with a rack of baby backs and a rack of beef ribs that I cut myself off of a whole rib roast.
Rubbed baby backs with my sweet and spicy dry rub and the beef ribs with SPOG...
Forgot the rubbed pic of the beef ribs.
Threw them on the PBC with hickory and apple chunks embedded and on top of the coals, hung them and shut the lid.
After about three hours I took a peek and decided to foil them. Beef ribs with some
Beef broth and the baby backs with apple juice.
Here they are after spending about an hour an half in the foil.
Sauced the baby backs and gave hem and the beef ribs about another half hour to firm up.
Here is the end result:
Some gratuitous eating photos:
Man, the PBC makes some great ribs. I noticed my cooking times are a little longer than the suggested times on the PBC website but doesn't make much of a different to me since I am usually in no rush when making ribs. My guess it was running around 250-275 rather than the suggested 280-300. I've said this before and I'll say it again. In all of my smoking experience, beef ribs are definitely my favorite smoke! Thanks for looking!
Started with a rack of baby backs and a rack of beef ribs that I cut myself off of a whole rib roast.
Rubbed baby backs with my sweet and spicy dry rub and the beef ribs with SPOG...
Forgot the rubbed pic of the beef ribs.
Threw them on the PBC with hickory and apple chunks embedded and on top of the coals, hung them and shut the lid.
After about three hours I took a peek and decided to foil them. Beef ribs with some
Beef broth and the baby backs with apple juice.
Here they are after spending about an hour an half in the foil.
Sauced the baby backs and gave hem and the beef ribs about another half hour to firm up.
Here is the end result:
Some gratuitous eating photos:
Man, the PBC makes some great ribs. I noticed my cooking times are a little longer than the suggested times on the PBC website but doesn't make much of a different to me since I am usually in no rush when making ribs. My guess it was running around 250-275 rather than the suggested 280-300. I've said this before and I'll say it again. In all of my smoking experience, beef ribs are definitely my favorite smoke! Thanks for looking!