Yankee’s Baby Back

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yankee2bbq

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Here we go...baby back ribs, some rub, membrane left on, and no wrap. Smoked at 240-250 degrees for 4.5 hours on the WSM. Hickory and Cherry chunks added to the fuel. Moved to the hot grille for 30 minutes. Boom! Done!
 
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Those are some fine looking ribs yankee. The 4th picture looks like it's just above to coals, did you crisp them up by removing the middle section of the WSM and using it like a kettle? I've seen that done somewhere before.

Point for sure.

Chris
 
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Those are some fine looking ribs yankee. The 4th picture looks like it's just above to coals, did you crisp them up by removing the middle section of the WSM and using it like a kettle? I've seen that done somewhere before.

Point for sure.

Chris

Nope. Used my weber kettle. Crisp them up, had them on there for about 20 mins.
 
Awesome only thing I see wrong is I didn't get any. :(

I have never done it either but from reading on the forum here it can be done with ease on the Weber.
I need to work on learning how to do that too.

Warren
 
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