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Unless you are going to a real smokehouse you aren't going to get real bbq'd ribs. The good places make one or two batches a day, smoked, and when they are gone they are gone.
That's what I thought. Not much fat content in that one. Get one that has alot more fat and marbling and try that. I'm with the rest of these guys. I always go to 200, foil, and pull it. It's a very versatile cut when pulled and saved for alot of dishes.
I pretty much change my rub every time. I use a base of kosher salt, sugar in the raw, black pepper, and paprika. I tweak from there to adding granulated garlic, cayenne, chili powder, chipotle etc. I don't think i have used the same rub twice. But I only smoke once a month if that anymore.
I smoke it with the flat, then pull it out when the flat is done, separate, cube, toss in more rub and put back on the smoker in a tin pan with some juice is what I do.
I go rub only and don't open the lid or touch it until it's ready for foil. Then I will throw in some apple juice and rum. When pulling I just throw on some apple juice and some of the rub I kept. Usually does the trick.
looks good, but what camara/lens are you using to take pictures? If you are using a DSLR it seems you need to stop down the aperture a bit to deepen the depth of field. For me food needs all of it in focus. :)
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