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First Attempt Beef Dino Ribs

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briggy

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Another inspiration from Bear's Step-by-Step.  Found some beef center cut back ribs at the local store (I wish they were from Bear's prime rib score 
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Slight mods to Bear's original as I didn't have his recommended sauce.  These were coated in a bold & spicy sauce, then coated with sea salt, cracked black pepper, garlic and onion powder:


Just got these on the WSM with a mix of hickory and mesquite chunks, probably going to do a 3-2-1.  More to come!
 
Here they are before going into the foil after 2:45.  Added the teriyaki, worcestershire, and apple juice to the pan:

 
Oh Yeah!!!
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That's some Tasty Looking Stuff, and I know it doesn't just look that way!!!
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Nice Job Briggy!!-------------
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Dang I love Beef Ribs!!
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Bear
 
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Oh Yeah!!!
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That's some Tasty Looking Stuff, and I know it doesn't just look that way!!!
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Nice Job Briggy!!-------------
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Dang I love Beef Ribs!!
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Bear
Thank you Bear!  Will post some of your Bear View soon!
 
Final plated view, very happy with the first attempt although I think this particular rack could have been pulled a little earlier.  Definitely worth adding to the list!



Thanks for lookin!
 
 
Nice Ribs . Would love to find some with meat on them . . .
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Agree - two of us just finished these and they tasted great.   But I'm left saying, so what do you want to do for dinner?   
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Looks good! How was the corn?
Thank you, corn was good!  Corn has become a regular around here in the smoker - about 1.5 hours in the husk and they are great!
 
 
Final plated view, very happy with the first attempt although I think this particular rack could have been pulled a little earlier.  Definitely worth adding to the list!


Thanks for lookin!
You're probably right about pulling earlier. The thickness has a lot to do with the length of time needed to get to where you want them.

Mine were a lot thicker, because they came from my Prime Ribs, and they didn't have a Butcher carving most of the meat off the bones before selling them.

Bear
 
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