Cross cut ribs again

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Once again I am trying them. I have a bunch of them from my beef.

Not alot of pics cause, well didn't take many.

Set up the vortex this way with RO lump and hickory chunks I cut from the farm.



Ribs on. Kettle temps, 300.

2 with t dust and 2 with my wife's seasoning of choice.



After 2 hours a put them in a pan with Lagar and covered them. Yea, I almost cried pouring beer in the pan.



After 2 hours panned I put them back on the grate for a hour.



Served up with waffle fries.




The flavor and the tenderness was perfect. Just can't get the fat cooked out. Maybe I feed my beef to well.

Anyway, thanks for looking.
 
Awesome Adam ! :drool That lager did go to a good cause ! :biggrin: Tasty lookin meal bud !
 
Beef, its whats for dinner!
Nice looking ribs, and from your own pasture no less.

Hickory from the property.
Now you just need to brew your own beer too.

Point for self sufficiency.

Thanks, I cut all my own wood from the farm up pecan. We have a beef farm so we grow alot of stuff.

Beer, I drink to much to make my own. Lol. I would always be out.
 
The last ones I did on the 007
 
You have a BUNCH from your Beef??? How many hours South are you? I'll take the back seat out of the van.
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 Looks great Bro...JJ
 
Thanks guys.

JJ. I think about just over a hour south.
 
I hate cooking with beer too however, I would gladly trade a beer for these. Nice smoke, Adam.

Points.

Disco
 
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