- Aug 6, 2017
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Last night I decided (late) that I wanted to cook some beef ribs I had purchased on Saturday, so at 5:00 pm I fire up the Yoder 640 with B&B oak pellets to 325 and I dust the ribs with a freshly mixed batch of Jeff's Texas Rub and threw them on the smoker. Told my wife I didn't know how these would turn out but we'd give it a try. In the mean time she made some Hatch chili poppers with cream cheese wrapped in bacon that were off the chain. After 2 1/2 hours the ribs had an internal temp of 210 so I pulled them and let them rest for about 1/2 hour. We were blown away. These ribs were awesome. Great flavor from the rub with a nice crust on the outside, tender & juicy on the inside. I was afraid cooking them so fast wouldn't yield tenderness or smoke flavor but that's not true. They had a nice mild smoke flavor. No pics cause we just tore them up!!!! Anyway just in case anyone was wondering Beef ribs can be absolutely delicious cooked at a higher temp. Bon appetite!
