Sunday Rib Smoke

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hp409ss

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Dec 29, 2009
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Boise Idaho
Well this past Sunday I decided to try my first rib smoke. 3 racks of baby backs in my MES using the 3-2-1 technique. I rubbed the ribs down with a rub I have used for years and sprayed them down every 1 hour. When foiled I used a mixture of thinned down BBQ sauce/Apple Juice and teriyaki. I used this grilling for years. We also served them with grilled beef sausage, peach BBQ beans and cheesy bacon mashed potatoes.


3 racks rubbed down and ready for some smoke.


Ready to be sliced.


A few sliced up.


All The goodies ready for dinner.


All Plated and ready to be served. (Sorry for the blurry pic)

Since I had to cut them to fit in the 30” MES a few of the racks were dryer than others. Need to figure that out but with that said they didn’t last long. Looking forward to my next rib smoke already.
 
HHmmm, I don't remember getting an invite LOL. Everything looks great. Good job. Just looking at them pics is making my waistline expand.
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Congrats on that first rib smoke, the Q looks real tasty. I also like the mix you use when foiling, very tasty combination of flavors.
 
You did a great job with your ribs and they look fabulous. I didnt get an invite to your first smoking of ribs. Well Meat what do you think should we give him some points for the way them ribs came out???
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I voted Yes
 
It all looks good to me. Someone else on here with a 30" MES took another metal rack and put a bend in it to fit a full rack of ribs with out having to cut them. I'm keeping my eyes open for something like that.
Great job!
 
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