nice smoke ring/ wow they look meaty and good. were they moist? love short ribs. great looking cook , man. and its so satisfying when the bride likes the smoked stuff. my wife is not typically a fan , but im winning her over.
Let 'em rest 30 minutes 'cause that's all I could stand! I sliced them the wrong way, but they were so tender it didn't matter a whole bunch. OMG! These things are soooo good! Even better than Brisket in my book and that is my favorite smoked meat Short ribs are a must do again soon! The wife was extremely impressed and was the first to mention we have to do this again![]()
Thanks for all the suggestions and support on my first attempt at short ribs![]()
They were just right moisture wise. Not dripping, but the juices were definitely there. The wife had some KC Masterpiece on the side, but I ate mine plain. I like the taste of meat, not add ons.nice smoke ring/ wow they look meaty and good. were they moist? love short ribs. great looking cook , man. and its so satisfying when the bride likes the smoked stuff. my wife is not typically a fan , but im winning her over.
Let 'em rest 30 minutes 'cause that's all I could stand! I sliced them the wrong way, but they were so tender it didn't matter a whole bunch. OMG! These things are soooo good! Even better than Brisket in my book and that is my favorite smoked meat Short ribs are a must do again soon! The wife was extremely impressed and was the first to mention we have to do this again![]()
Thanks for all the suggestions and support on my first attempt at short ribs![]()
Hard to tell when the outside looks like a MeteroiteLooks like it turned out great! I'd slice across grain too.
Hard to tell when the outside looks like a Meteroite:icon_confused: :biggrin:
Good tip! I'll try to remember that on the next cookA good trick is to make a small cut going against the grain before you cook. Then when it's done look for that cut and your set.Hard to tell when the outside looks like a Meteroite:icon_confused:![]()
Yup----About the only way I can find the grain in a well smoked Brisket.A good trick is to make a small cut going against the grain before you cook. Then when it's done look for that cut and your set.