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Beef Back Ribs

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mneeley490

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My wife asked me if I was going to tailor something on the BBQ for President's Day? Hadn't thought about it, but I did have some beef ribs in the freezer, so maybe a LBJ tribute?
Hit these the night before with some SPOG and Meat Church Holy Voodoo.
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Then into the GMG at 250°. This was no small feat as we were having a wind storm yesterday with gusts 30-40 mph. This was what they looked like after 4 hours:
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After that, I put them in a foil pan with a few cups of beef broth, apple juice, and Worchestershire sauce for another hour. Came out pretty good, still moist inside.
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Man that looks good. And you did great fighting the winds.

Jim
 
I had a welding blanket covering the smoker. It got blown off 3 times, until I finally tied a rope around the whole thing.
 
Looks like you nailed those . Great color on 'em .
 
wow, I need to get busy, another delicious looking beef ribs post. I am now jealous and hungry. Awesome job.
 
Looks the bomb to me. Nice work.
 
Mike, we love beef back ribs, but I've only cooked them as a whole rack. Yours look really good and I just might have try cooking them that way...
 
Those look delicious. Some serious beefy flavor there.
 
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Funny you should mention LBJ, my Grandparents had a ranch in Texas and would get invited to fundraisers and such. Johnson's "Barbecue Chef" was Walter Jetton, who did write a couple of cookbooks.

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