Beef ribs for kosher friend

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If I don't wrap, should I stop adding wood at some point? I don't want to over smoke the meat.

Unfortunately, that is more of a taste preference and not a rule of thumb. Me? I generally don't worry about more smoke if it goes out after 3 or 4 hours. Just seems like enough, but that is my preference.
 
Jeff that's kind of my thought. 4 hours is probably enough smoke.

Checked ribs at 2:40pm so about 4 hours in.

Put two probes in as best as I could. They're reading 201° and 191°. I might need to open it back up and place the proces better. They're calibrated and accurate. Tappecue V1.
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Figured out I had a bad probe. 184° on 2 probes now. The wayward probe is reading 370° haha!

Still got some time. Took another picture because why not? 3:30pm. No more looking... Time for cooking.
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The ribs look awesome.

But they are not kosher. Kosher food means a lot more than no-pork and not mixing meat with dairy.

The raw meat has to be kosher. The ustensils and equipment you use have to go thru a special cleaning process.

Since you cooked for your friend before i doubt he eats kosher all the time. I have friends who don't eat pork or mix dairy with meat but don't follow kashrut laws.

Anyway....great smoke.
 
Atomic, yes it was probably bad to put kosher in the subject line. If he wasn't Jewish I'd be making him pork ribs for sure. Much easier. Then again I have plenty of Jewish friends that would eat a cheeseburger with bacon. It's just navigating his particular version of "kosher".

But I think he'll be fine with these... He was in the past. If not, I'll take them home lol! We've been friends for a long time so I'm sure it won't be a problem.
 
Certainly not wrapping at this point. 5pm and we're at 198. 6 hours in the smoker. Have not opened the smoker since 3:30pm (an hour and a half ago).

Hopefully the ends aren't burnt.... With great risk comes great bark!
 
Looking Beautiful, Roo !!!
I keep my smoke on the whole time my Meat is in the smoker, unless it's wrapped, but I keep my smoke about medium density or less.
Light smoke forever is fine, but Heavy smoke for even a short time can be bad.

Bear
 
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Bear,
I've got to get better about adding small amounts of wood more often rather than a lot of wood a few times.

I went electric because I want to be able to do other things while I smoke so time gets away from me. I should probably set alarms for every 40 minutes or so on the next smoke. Good idea.
 
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Bear,
I've got to get better about adding small amounts of wood more often rather than a lot of wood a few times.

I went electric because I want to be able to do other things while I smoke so time gets away from me. I should probably set alarms for every 40 minutes or so on the next smoke. Good idea.


I understand,
I couldn't do that either, but my AMNPS does it perfectly all by itself.

Bear
 
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204° done. Pulled at 5:30pm. Just about 7 hours at 275° or so. Bone fell out. Oops. 6.8lb pre cook
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I'll be your friend anytime as long as your doing beefies.

Point for sure.
Chris
 
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