Pork rib roast

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newbienick

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In my current Ohio stay-at-home state, I dug through the freezer yesterday and found this pork rib roast. Since I have time on my hands, I thought that I would actually post pictures of the process. There is a first time for everything! Hopefully, the pictures turn out ok.

Here is the roast after some trimming:
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Savory brine steeping...
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Rib roast taking a bath...
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I plan on doing an herb/garlic rub on it and smoking to 145F internal. Since I'm working from home, I can roll the smoker during the work day. Any suggestions on smoking wood? I have apple, cherry, hickory, maple and white oak.

More to come tomorrow!
 
I'd go with either of the choices above if I were using my electric smoker, hickory on my offset. RAY
 
Thanks for the recommendations! I try to locally source wood, and I think that pecan is a southern state thing. I was thinking cherry and a little hickory since this was a savory brine and rub. It seems like I'm not far off base.
 
Roast after adding fresh garlic, thyme and rosemary.
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After a 3 hour smoke...cherry and hickory. George is looking on, hopeful for a treat.
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The cut... George wants some!
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Grand finale! Pay no attention to the small amount of green beans versus the large pork chop.

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Thanks! It was exactly what I was looking for. Savory flavors and a kiss of smoke. The hickory and cherry was a good combination.

George may have had a few pieces as I was putting leftovers away. He liked it, too!
 
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