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What everyone else said plus I would not baste the ribs; you are probably losing heat every time you open it to baste and you are actaully smoking at a lower temperature due to this regular heat loss. Add a little liquid when you foil and I dont believe you will even notice that you did not...
I cooked 5 racks of ribs for a party over the July 4th weekend. I smoked them 3.5-1.5-.5 and wrapped in foil and keep them in a cooler with towels. When ready to serve I put them on a hot grill for about 5 minutes on each side. They came out great; should have cooked 6 racks; sorry no pics.
When do you plan to serve the pulled pork? Also, you don't need to rewrap the butt at the end as it is already wrapped.
Sounds like a good plan; good luck!
Parchment paper is intended for use in cooking; as long as it did not come into contact with a flame parchment paper would be safe. I don't understand how it would be better then foil.
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I have never had BBQ Beef Ribs (only braised short ribs) so I did not know what to expect. The stores in my area don't carry full slabs of beef ribs very often so I had to give them a try. I coated the ribs in EVOO, salt, pepper, and garlic powder. Smoked at 225 - 250 for about 5.5 hours with...
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