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I don't think the point of 3-2-1 is to have them completely "fall off the bone". It's to get a good combination of tenderness, smoke, and a little bark.
If tenderness is the #1 priority for you I guess you could try just 3-3
A lot of people here (including me) have the Landmann ( GOSM ) - if you search on that term you'll find tons of posts.
I like mine pretty well, but I haven't seen a Masterbuilt so I can't compare the two.
Does it really matter if it's sealed? My GOSM door leaks out a fair amount of smoke, but I figure as long as it's smoking and my temps are where I want them it doesn't really matter
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I'm sure they're fairly tasty that way - but I'll keep workin' the smoker thanks
I have had a lot of success just making ribs in the oven, though, back before i had the GOSM. I put them on a rack over a shallow pan, cover in rub, pour a bit of apple juice in the pan...
nice :)
One trick to get a more even weave is to alternate the direction of each piece of bacon - so you don't have all the skinny ends on the same side
I like Rudy's... I like to put their BBQ sauce on my pulled pork.
Since i've been smoking my own stuff recently I haven't been buying their meat, but I still go in to get their sauce and creamed corn.... the creamed corn is AWESOME.
As a couple people mentioned, you were probably too close to the bone when you measured 170 - or maybe when you pulled it out and put it back in you didn't insert it the same depth or something.
As with all aids - especially electronic ones - you always have to ask yourself if what they are...
I couldn't figure out what to do about the ends of the bacon so I just toothpicked 'em in.
I also was having so much fun building them that I forgot to season them at all - but then again they probably don't really need any
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