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I have to open my bottom vent a little to get a draft to keep my AMNPS going. I don't know if it's because of the high elevation or what but it seems to work better.
I usually let my spares go 3-4 hours between 225-240. I usually judge them by feel with a set of tongs gripped about halfway down the rack. If they are flexible (almost falling 90 degrees) they are done. Sorry I don't have any pictures. I don't worry about temp so much in the rib meat, more...
My wife requested rib roast for mothers day, so who was I to argue? The roast came from my aunt and uncles farm in NE.Red wine based marinade.
Pulled out of the MES at 135 degrees.
Rested and served with ChefJJ's au jus!
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