Dino-bones!

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cansmoke

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Picked up a rack of ribs from our friendly butcher. They sat in the MES30 for 2 hours at 245F. I "fired up" the Oklahoma Joe and transferred the ribs over for an hour. With 1/2 hour to go, I put on corn on the cob in the husk. Also made a nice thick & tasty bbq sauce. I used a mix of Jack Daniel's and mesquite wood chips.
 

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WE discovered this butcher when he & his wife bought out a shop and came to us to get help with a business plan and have stayed as a client ever since.
 
Tasty looking meal right there! Nice job. Can't wait till our sweet corn is ready

Ryan
 
I'm envious. Normally the beef back ribs I get are a little thin from the trimming, bones are showing and all that. But when I find some good ones I plan on 6 or 7 hours.
 
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