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I smoke beef ribs often. I do mine at 225* for 5 hours. No foiling or panning. I pull them when they are tender, similiar to doing brisket. I start checking for tenderness after 3 1/2 to 4 hours.
Well done!!! I think I like the trimmings as much as I do the ribs. I also am fond of sweet rubs on my ribs. Oh Heck, I'm just fond of everything cooked in the smoker!!
That is a pretty good deal. My neighbor just bought one. I tried to talk him into the TEXAS but he decided to go small. He is kicking himself now. You will love it no matter which version you buy.
...bottom in case some coals get away. Don't want to end up with a bunch of oak charcoal and a few steel bands.
She holds temps pretty well. Held 250* for 4 1/2 hours on one chimney of charcoal.
Off to a comp this weekend but plan to cook my first Tri Tip next weekend
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