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Most folks on here start by smoking the ribs naked (out of foil) and then after a couple hours wrap in foil... Do a search for the 2-2-1 method. You can't lose. Good luck, and make sure to post some pics of your results!
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I did some a couple weekends back. Pretty much just like this. Turned out excellent. So much good smoke penetration on the country style ribs. Not sure the Makers is necessary though, I think I'd rather have mine on the rocks with a splash of soda .
3-2-1 or 2-2-1 for baby backs, you will be amazed. do a search for this method, it is really easy. then you can tweak the times to your liking. good luck!
Right on, looks like I'll be ordering the ET-73... Thanks for the suggestions everyone, glad I could find one without those annoying beeps!
Hey also, anyone ever use the thermapen? I've also been looking at some instant read thermos, and it looks like that's the Cadillac of the instant-read...
Can anyone suggest a solid wireless thermometer that either does not have the "Rare/Medium/Well Done" pre-sets OR has the ability to turn off the remote alarm? All i want to know is the temp, not how "done" the meat is by the devices' standard. I have some cheap-o's now, which work fine, but are...
I have not rotisseried a rib roast, but every summer we cook about 7 full rib roasts for a huge party... And i tell you that is a monster of a cut of meat. You can always cut it in half or thirds too depending on your crowd and how done or not done they like their beef, and/or your cooking...
Sounds like you've got it dialed in. I do mine right around 275. You will not be disappointed. Check out some pics of the last one i did on my Traeger.
I second that... Coarse crushed pepper and salt, with garlic... maybe shove a few partial cloves deep into the roast. Getting the choice i think is important too, probably don't need to get the prime, but a choice rib roast will definitely satisfy. I like the boneless, personally. From my...
I have done multiple rib roasts in the smoker, including the one in my signature. Very very good, I do them at more like 275-300 rather than 225-250. I can't see myself ever doing one again any other way.
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