KISS ribs on the drum

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bbq bubba

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Feb 12, 2007
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new baltimore, mi
Keeping is simple as i could.....
Full spares, membrane removed and only the breast bone cut off.
Mustard slather and rubbed as drum warmed up.



Got drum up to 240*, put in ribs and walked away!!! No spritzing, turning or peeking.
Checked 4 hrs later, gave em the bend test and they were perfect!


By imn88fan

Tossed em in a pan, covered with foil and made our favorite garden salad...
Sliced tomatoes, fresh mozzerela cheese, lemon basil, EVOO, salt n pepper.

By imn88fan

Ribs were fantastic......nice cherry smoke, moist and almost fall off the bone.


By imn88fan

Simplicity at it's best!!
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Nice looking ribs Bubba and presentation.
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Great ribs!! GENE would be pleased I am sure!
That caprese salad looks so good it is blazing hot in my house I just got home from taking care of my pops and that looks so refreshing...
Have you tried that salad with buffalo mozzarella?? that is HEAVEN, drizzled with a little balsamic and EVOO....
BBQ BUBBA, here is a rub for your tummy!
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Thanks for the tummy rub, i needed that!
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Not sure who GENE is?
I will try the balsamic next time, thanks!
 
Congrats Bubba, simplicity can be devastating.
 
Simple is good. For the past year or so I've kept my rubs considerably lighter on pork butts, ribs and beef chucks. I never spritz. Works for me.

Great looking stuff as usual Bubba!
 
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