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Doesn't look like a first timer to me. That looks great. You are well on your way to being addicted to this hobby. Just watch out, we are enablers out here.
Those look amazing. I have seen that cut in Kansas City. They are called Crown Ribs out there. I wish I could find a source for them in Denver. I would be cooking them all the time.
I came up with an EXCEL spread sheet for all of my smokes. It has weather conditions, how I prepped the meat, temp log and a few other items to get a good understanding of the selected temp versus the top temp on my Traeger. It has proved to be a great tool.
Foiling them separately can be a pain, but I have had better luck that way. I have never tried panning several racks. Since the idea is to get moisture into the meat, it may work. Certainly worth trying. Works for brisket.
Mesquite is a pretty strong wood and probably part of the problem. I always mix woods when I use Mesquite. It is great for cooking steaks but not always the best solution for a long smoke. Also, always shoot for TBS. White smoke coming out is a no-no.
This is indeed a great place to learn and polish your smoking skills. There always seems to be someone out there with the answer to problems we run across. Best forum around as far as I'm concerned.
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