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I would do the ribs below the butt...let the fat from the Butt drip all over them ribs and add flavor! Ribs will probably cook much faster than the butt though, so if you want them done at the same time I would start the butt 2-3 hours before the ribs.
Post some pics when they're done!
Haha sorry for all the vulgarity. Was trying a little too hard to be humorous I suppose. Also, Just want to let the record show that I'm 27 so referencing a 20 year old's unmentionables is slightly less creepy when put into that context (I'm assuming you thought I was like 40 or something)...
Alright everyone, first update. About 2.5 hours into the smoke, here's the ribs. I'm going to wrap them in a sprayed foil pretty soon. Doing the 3-2-1 method because the lady likes them fall off the bone.
No problem. If you want to add more heat just put in like 1 tsp of Cumin. My girlfriend doesn't like Cumin so I don't get to use it in there anymore :(
http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/201589/st-louis-ribs-w-q-view
I just posted that today, it includes my rub recipe as well as my methods of prepping/smoking the ribs. This rub definitely has a good kick to it but also leaves a very sweet flavor to the meat as well.
Happy smoking!
Oh yeah, for those of you wondering I'm using a MES30 for my smoker. I'm loading the wood chip tray with maple chips, and filled the tube smoker with a mix of hickory and cherry pellets.
Good day fellow smoke enthusiasts,
Just bought an A-Maze-N 12" tube smoker, and am trying out my first smoke with it today! I've decided to go with a big ol' rack of St. Louis ribs. My hope is to have these babies as tender and juicy as a 20 year old girl's you-know-what after she's gone a...
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