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Fair weather Ribs

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jted

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Yes, as I get older I am a fair weather griller. I used a Weber Jumbo Joe and a rack of Baby Backs all went well I controlled the B&B briquettes easily at around 250 degrees. I grilled these with oak chunks. They were naked for about 3.5 hours. Then I lightly sauced them and I used a maverick for the grill and meat IT. When the IT was about 200 I checked it with a Thermo works instant read. It confirmed the IT. At 202 I pulled it and let it rest. The were just right for the boss. She likes a good bite not falling off the bone.
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sure do look good, yeah keep the boss happy you'll enjoy your dinner better!!
 
Think I'd be happy too! Gotta keep the boss happy ;)
 
That's getting ribs done the right way maximizing the flavor by not over cooking to FOTB. Looks great!
 
Thanks everyone , the boss was happy. I was looking for a couple of left over bones but to no avail. Avail as in available. A new record she ate 1/2 a rack. Once again Thanks Everyone JTED
 
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