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Keep it simple. These were rubbed with killer hogs "the bbq rub" and brushed with famous Dave's sweet and zesty sauce the last half hour. I'm not sure how you would improve on them. I used to spray every 45 min, foil, etc. and never come out as good as this.
First time I have done ribs without foiling, no spray, nothing. I didn't even open the lid for 4.5-5 hours. Needless to say...this is the only way to go for me from now on. 225 the whole way, 250-275 to finish around the 5.5 hour mark, brushed with BBQ 30 min before taking off the smoker. Also...
So I'll be doing a 9lb Boston butt this weekend and I'd like to avoid wrapping in foil during the cook. Any suggestions for what temperature and making sure it doesn't dry out?
I saw someone soaks theirs in Apple juice for 7 hours beforehand and also injects it.
I will pull it at internal temp...
Going to do some spare ribs this weekend with my new Rec Tec mini. Any suggestions?
Was thinking of doing the 4-1-1 method...4 hours smoked, 1 hour foiled with apple cider, 1 hour back on the grill some sauce.
What internal temp am I looking for?
Maverick passed the boiling water test. It's not that big of a deal. At 225 (grill reading) the Mav was showing 215 so not too concerned. I'll just adjust the grill if needed.
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