bullrun Newbie Original poster Jul 12, 2012 12 10 Palm Bay,FL Dec 29, 2012 #1 Decided to smoke some ribs today. Did my mustard rub, fridge over night then on the smoker today at 1220 to cook for 4'.5 hours at 225 318023508303326.jpg bullrun Dec 29, 2012 . more picture's to follow.
Decided to smoke some ribs today. Did my mustard rub, fridge over night then on the smoker today at 1220 to cook for 4'.5 hours at 225 318023508303326.jpg bullrun Dec 29, 2012 . more picture's to follow.
bullrun Newbie Original poster Thread starter Jul 12, 2012 12 10 Palm Bay,FL Dec 29, 2012 #2 Camera(1).jpg bullrun Dec 29, 2012 here's the ribs a'll most done spraying Apple cider vinegar on them. they were good but not my best.
Camera(1).jpg bullrun Dec 29, 2012 here's the ribs a'll most done spraying Apple cider vinegar on them. they were good but not my best.
woodcutter Master of the Pit OTBS Member Jul 2, 2012 3,308 163 Marathon Wisconsin Dec 29, 2012 #3 Sometimes it is the meat I think. I only made ribs once and did the 3-2-1 method. Is the meat starting to let loose of the bone yet? Just curious.
Sometimes it is the meat I think. I only made ribs once and did the 3-2-1 method. Is the meat starting to let loose of the bone yet? Just curious.
smoke king Smoke Blower May 16, 2010 145 10 NW Ohio Dec 29, 2012 #4 I see you have a temp probe in them. I am curious, what temp did they end up when finished? I've always only cooked them by time.
I see you have a temp probe in them. I am curious, what temp did they end up when finished? I've always only cooked them by time.