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Well...here's the conclusion. Glad I tried Al's method today as obviously if I had tried 3-2-1 on the fast cooking rack I would have had dry pulled pork. It was a tender juicy 201 probably among the juiciest ribs I have done. The second rack I got pulled right on time. Re-sauced and they were...
The first rack sliced nicely...stayed on the bone nice until I bit into them then whole piece of meat came off bone cleanly. Wife loves them that way...she's demolishing that rack right now. Other is at 192...just sauced and pulled from foil back on smoker.
I went pretty heavy with it for a brisket...covered it like I would a pork butt pretty thick. Didn't notice a coffee flavor was very mild spices and a hint of sweet. I may try mixing a lil in with my normal rub since I have some left over.
Thanks guys!! 40 min was a lil to long...that rack made it to 201...very tender. Have them off now shooting for 195 on other rack. They were at 188. Gonna check them in 10.
May be soon on one rack...the wider rack. Just wrapped the ribs...wider rack was IT of 177 that is doing Al's method...smaller rack doing 3-2-1 was 147. Guessing one in IT method will check in bout 40 min.
think in going to turn this into a bit of an experiment. I will do my rub with Al's method and oak ridge rub 3-2-1 and compare the results. It will be amazing to be able to pull by IT and be consistent every time vs just having an average time to go by. He has spent a lot of time working on this...
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