Ribs Part 2w/ Qview

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nick

Meat Mopper
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Apr 28, 2008
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Louisiana
Last week I sucessfully smoked meat for the first time...thanks to this forum. This week, I'm doing more ribs St. Louis style ..aanndd another fattie...or two. I'll keep ya's posted! The last pic is a load of wood I bought from a friend of my brothers. I have Oak, Cherry, Pecan, and Hickory. I'm doing todays smoke with Hickory
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Looking good
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The fattie(s) came off at about 2hrs, 30 minutes. YUM! Toms are from our garden...Creoles...
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Here's the Spares, St.Louis style. They actually took about 5 hours to get to 175 degrees. The other parts took right at 6 hours. I also threw on 12 boneless chicken breasts for good measure after the fatties came off. Why waste all that grill space, eh?
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way to go nick!!! hope mine turn out as well as yours, let ya know in a cuple hrs after supper. great job!!!
 
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