CSR burnt ends in the snow

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masssmoke

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May 8, 2016
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It is snowing like crazy here in MA today, but I have been wanting to do CSR burnt ends for weeks but the weather wasn't cooperating. So, even with the snow flying I am trying them for the Super Bowl. Shots are of the smoker in the snow, then the CSRs rubbed up as I put them on the smoker a few hours ago and then just now as I pulled them, put them in a foil pan with honey and sauce. Gonna run them covered for 90 mins to 2 hrs then crank the heat to firm them up at the end.
Then on to wings on the air fryer!

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couple questions, not to derail the thread but what is CSR? I am think it is a cut short rib?

Also are you just air frying the wings from raw? I am thinking today I will sous vide the wings first then pop them in my air fryer.
 
Hi clifish, CSR is short for "country style ribs" they are not really ribs at all just pork loin.
But essentially, I am making boneless "ribs" as burnt ends.

Yes on the wings from raw. I do a bit of olive oil, run them through the air fryer then hit em with buffalo sauce and run them through again for a shorter time. I don't like breaded wings so I don't put any flour or anything on them before the fry.
 
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I knew it was something I heard of...just could not put it together in my head...lol

Post up some pics of the wings when you are done, I never tried SV wings before so it will be new to me. I am making some of the hot wing sauce with butter and the below new sauces I just got in...I also, do not bread my wings.
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