First time cooking ribs on my GMG Daniel Boone

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mike walewski

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Sep 2, 2015
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We had some friends over yesterday so we had ribs, thighs and smoked Mac and cheese. I used the 3-2-1 method for the ribs and they turned out great. I put the things on way to early so I had to improvise to keep them for a few hours. I put them on a cookie sheet with butter and apple juice wrapped in foil.
 
Looks like the friends were treated to some good eats. Have done that before with ribs, get them on a little to early. Oh well , better soon than late if on somewhat of a time frame.
 
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They were very meaty ribs. My friend sells high quality farm fresh meat to restaurants so that is where I get just about everything I cook. Especially when I can get 3 racks and 8lbs of thighs for $50.
 
Looks mighty fine for the maiden voyage.

Point for sure
Chris
 
Looks great. Nice cover on the early cook, guess no one thought anything different. Congrats.
Don
 
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