Country Style Ribs

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bigtrain74

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So I had an urge to get some ribs done but the spares were still frozen solid. These country ribs were like $6.00. I didn't care though, I just wanted some pork!!!

I never got a picture of them just rubbed down but here they are going on the smoker...



I was using a new camera and the pic came out darken then desired. Sorry about that.



I guess everyone wants some of these!
 
That's one happy dog! I've always been leary of country style because of the lack of bone for moisture/temp difference. Did you alter time vs. cooking bone in? Overall I'm hungry now
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Let me tell you, she is definitely a fan of the food... She just thinks in nuts for doing it as much as I do.

Oh well... Just as long as shes happy some of the time I guess!
 
I think Einstein proved that was not possible. Actually, it wouldn't even take Einstein to prove it.
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Oh, nice looking CSRs Train.
 
those are the only ribs i do anymore i love them i always have 100% good luck with them. i use to do the rack ribs but i like country style because of more meat and better taste imop
 
whats the best way to cook them? I've had good luck with baby backs and spares but a lot of times the country style turn out not so tender. would love to perfect cooking them since they're really cheap compared to other meats
 
Looks great. I'm in the same camp as Codymcgee - never tried them on the smoker, just did racks. How long do you cooke them? I assume to 180 or thereabouts internal temp?
 
yea i usually do them till 180. They don't take much more then 4 hours at 225 or so... The wife likes them because they are much meatier then the spares.
 
man Train those are some good looking ribs. I have yet to do them and we eat them a pretty often to. To me they are just quick on the grill with alittle sauce applied. I'm really glad that the new wife likes the smoking.
 
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