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St. Louis rib w cherry wood

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Min

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St Louis style rib was on sale so decided to smoke one up.

Smoked with cherry wood for 3 hrs.

Then foiled down with muscovado sugar, bbq sauce, butter and water for 2 hrs.

Unwrapped, glazed with bbq sauce and left it for 1/2hrs.

It was a tasty Wednesday dinner!

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Nice looking ribs, good pullback and glazing.

Point for sure.
Chris
 
Those look very tasty. I love the final pic of them all cut and placed in rows. It’s got eye appeal to go with the delicious flavors I’m sure!
 
Love the smell and taste of cherry wood smoke.
 
Great looking ribs....nice job!! I also smoke my ribs with cherry, but I also mix in some hickory.
Ratio is probably 70/30 cherry to hickory.
 
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