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the foil seems to act liek a steam pouch if it's sealed up good. i'm not sure it would dry them out but i dont' think you would need to foil them that long. after 2 mine wouldnt stay on the bone enough to put back on the smoker to firm back up. I tried to grab them and they just came apart.
i have read of people doing it both ways myself. I made my first one the other day and wrapped it at 165* and it turned out fork tender. looking forward to seeing the pics!
from what i have been reading if you wrap your meat in foil and spray with apple juice at around 145* and then let it cook up to around 195*-205*. then place it in a dry cooler wrapped in towels and let it sit for a couple hours, it should come out moist and tender. then you can search the site...
i had a hot sauce do that to me once. i think it was called Da Bomb - my mouth was so scorched it made my beer taste warm and sweet. i didnt really care for that effect at all.
they look tasty, are you sure they were your first ribs? my first ones didnt look that good. I foiled mine and sprayed them down good with a mixture of 1/3 water 1/3 cider vinegar 1/3 apple juice. they fell off the bone.
if you throw frozen burgers on the smoker and just them ride it should increase the cook time and increase the smoke flavor i would think. might have to play with that. brilliant!
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