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Beef ribs

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Got some beef ribs at Walmart. Not much meat on them but it's my only option on where to buy them. Used lump in the kettle and kinda used a snake with the lump. Cooked for 10 hours unwrapped the whole time. Finally I made tender beef ribs.

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Those look great ! Nice setup on that kettle too . I bet it smelled good at your house .
 
Thanks everyone for the comments. Yeah it smelled good outside and inside all day. I must have bent intake vents cause I had them closed the whole cook and it ran 250-280.
 
They look great from here as well. I haven't even seen them for sale in a long time.
 
Very nice looking ribs PC!!!
 
Looks good. Those Walmart 4-packs around here usually have two ribs with some meat on them and two ribs with not much meat on them.
 
I must have bent intake vents cause I had them closed the whole cook and it ran 250-280.
Mine likes 260 ish . Bottom vent just cracked open . I'd say you're good even if you do have some leakage .
 
those look real good!! nice work for sure!
 
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