vasmoke1981
Newbie
I am using the 2-2-1 and the baby back ribs have been on for 2 hours now and i am not seeing any pull back. Should i leave them on longer before i move them to the foil?
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Id just go on to the foiled 2 hours. I done get alot of pull back on baby backs. Well atleast not as much as spares. But you should be fine
What temps are you smoking the ribs at? Are you monitoring your temps with an aftermarket thermometer or one that came with your smoker? Anyway 2 hours in the foil should make it good. A spritz with some liquid just before foiling should help.
Like they said, just go for it.
I'm betting once they come back out of the foil you will be pleased with the pull back on them.
I'm betting once they come back out of the foil you will be pleased with the pull back on them.
tn_bbq
Smoking Fanatic
Yep.
The foil has a way of speeding things up.
FWIW...I think 2 hours in foil is too long so be careful.
The foil has a way of speeding things up.
FWIW...I think 2 hours in foil is too long so be careful.
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