- Apr 12, 2017
 
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After 7 years with a Traeger Lil' Texas my wife decided that I needed a birthday present.  Love my wife!!  I finished most of the honey do list and Costco was closing them out.  Drove to Sun Prairie to get the last one in WI.  A few adjustments to the floor model and I was ready to season the grill.  Opened up the hot smoke and cold smoke vents.  Turn the grill on high and let it run for over an hour.
After seasoning the everyone was asking what I was going to cook, so I went into the freezer to see what I had. Some pork ribs got the call. Seasoned 1 with my usual and the 2nd with a different spice rub that a friend got for me.
Set the Champion @ 235 and waited for grill to get up to temp. Put the meat on and had to snap a photo or 2
		
	
After 3 hours the ribs had enough color on them so I wrapped them in foil and put them back on. I continued to read the manual and figured that I should use the probe to make sure that works. The probe on this grill works a little different. You set the temperature and when it hits that temp the grill turns down to 180 deg to keep the food warm. Grilling for dummys if you will! So at about 5 hours I put the probe in the thick part of the ribs after I set the temperature. The ribs were at 195 already
		
	.  So tell the wife dinner will early.  Put some sauce on them...
After letting the sauce set I pulled the ribs off and let them rest. I cut into them and boy did they look and taste delicious!
	
		
			
		
		
	
				
			After seasoning the everyone was asking what I was going to cook, so I went into the freezer to see what I had. Some pork ribs got the call. Seasoned 1 with my usual and the 2nd with a different spice rub that a friend got for me.
Set the Champion @ 235 and waited for grill to get up to temp. Put the meat on and had to snap a photo or 2
After 3 hours the ribs had enough color on them so I wrapped them in foil and put them back on. I continued to read the manual and figured that I should use the probe to make sure that works. The probe on this grill works a little different. You set the temperature and when it hits that temp the grill turns down to 180 deg to keep the food warm. Grilling for dummys if you will! So at about 5 hours I put the probe in the thick part of the ribs after I set the temperature. The ribs were at 195 already
After letting the sauce set I pulled the ribs off and let them rest. I cut into them and boy did they look and taste delicious!
				
		
										