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I am very easily persuaded.Wow...you learn a lot faster than I did
Robert
I just do what im told...Wow...you learn a lot faster than I did
Robert
I just do what im told..
Ray is correct. Going to 140 it may well hit as high as 145 before the residual temp drops off. That's going to put in the range of medium versus medium rare. I have an 8# prime rib on right now that I plan to pull right at 130. Robert [/QUOTE)
It just different strokes for different folks too Robert. Last week I pulled a little prime off at 123º and the fire I was smoking it at was a little higher than I wanted, it shot up eight degrees in just a couple of minutes sitting on the counter. Myself, I like prime in the 127º range, not blue, but rare. Then I saw one earlier this week that someone posted and he said he pulled it at 145º, looked great. Go figure. RAY
Thanks man! Ribs sucked. So much fat in the meat that i didnt notice. It looked marbled but that was not the case. Bark tasted good. Sauce came out great, even the rack i didnt cook as long were bad. Oh well. Try again next time. I will throw the rib meat in some beans this week and salvage what i can.That beef looks great!