Christmas ribs

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coyote1

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finaly got the ribs on my burnner froze up after the fatties this morning so more qviews later

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Looks like a good start hope the smoker keeps working for you and that ya'll are having a Merry Christmas
 

coyote1

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thank you pineywoods and a Merry Christmas   to you and all 

can't get it past 160* will just have to smoke them for a few hours then to the oven had to do the fatties the same way this morning
 

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Well it looks like you are off to a great start with your ribs. I'll have to check back in and Merry Christmas to you and yours.
 

bwal71

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Looks great! I;m new to smoking...(got one for Christmas)..

Could you tell me how long to do the ribs? And at what temp? Thanks!
 

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Looks great! I;m new to smoking...(got one for Christmas)..

Could you tell me how long to do the ribs? And at what temp? Thanks!
I would recommend you go to the search bar at the top and look up 3-2-1 for a complete rundown on how to do both spares and babybacks - There is lots of good info there for you to review. Good smoking
 
 
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