PERFECT RIBS EVERY TIME! This really works!

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Can I just say I tried this at the weekend and wow...

Nice recipe and walk through mate, I think I have a new Go To recipe!
 
I'll definitely have to try this the next time I cook. Like you I don't care for fall off the bone ribs and I also don't like tough ribs.
 
  Thx, Al, That is a great step by step tutorial, I will try this method for when I get home. I'm itching in the worst way to do something.... 40 more days.... Charlie
 
 
Just made your ribs & they turned out fantastic!

Thank you!
That's great!

I'm glad the turned out well for you!

Al
I'll definitely have to try this the next time I cook. Like you I don't care for fall off the bone ribs and I also don't like tough ribs.
Keep me posted & let me know how it works for you.

Al
 
  Thx, Al, That is a great step by step tutorial, I will try this method for when I get home. I'm itching in the worst way to do something.... 40 more days.... Charlie
Thank you!

I'm looking forward to see how it works for you.

Hang in there Charlie!

Al
 
Lol...depends on who you are cooking them for. My Mrs likes fall off the bone, some like bite off. I can never win!! [emoji]128513[/emoji]
That is the beauty of cooking them to temp.

You can cook one rack to FOTB (200-205)

And you can cook one rack to bite thru (195).

You can even cook half a rack one way & the other half the other way.

And you can do it time after time with the same results!

Al
 
Got some babybacks on the smoker now. Thanks for a great post. I love the IT specific info to get the desired texture/doneness. I am far more comfortable with IT over look and feel at least until I get a few dozen meat specific smokes to rely on. This is my first go at ribs on the smoker.
 
Got some babybacks on the smoker now. Thanks for a great post. I love the IT specific info to get the desired texture/doneness. I am far more comfortable with IT over look and feel at least until I get a few dozen meat specific smokes to rely on. This is my first go at ribs on the smoker.
Good luck to you & please let me know how they turn out!

Al
 
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