St. Louis Styled Ribs on Newly Built Smoker

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Very nice work on the video and audio editing. You have a great narration voice.

Instructions were clear and concise. I could make ribs following that method easily.

I liked it!

Only thing I didn't like, and this is a matter of preference, is the mustard binder on the ribs. I like using naked ribs with no binder so the salt pulls moisture out of the ribs and gives the meat a deeper flavor. IMHO

Aside from that very minor critique, you did a smashing job on the video. I am going to look for more of your stuff.

JC :emoji_cat:
 
Very nice work on the video and audio editing. You have a great narration voice.

Instructions were clear and concise. I could make ribs following that method easily.

I liked it!

Only thing I didn't like, and this is a matter of preference, is the mustard binder on the ribs. I like using naked ribs with no binder so the salt pulls moisture out of the ribs and gives the meat a deeper flavor. IMHO

Aside from that very minor critique, you did a smashing job on the video. I am going to look for more of your stuff.

JC :emoji_cat:
Thank you for the feedback. I know #TeamMustard is a thing, but curious if you use mustard powder in your rub?
 
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Nice video, and your ribs turned out amazing! Just the way we like them. I'm on the team mustard side, not that it's any better, just the way I learned. The snacking pieces you cut off are a must for the cook of course!

Ryan
 
nice video, nice looking ribs. video would be easy to follow, will say i'm not on team mustard, tried with and without when i started smoking a few years back and never really seen a difference either way so i just don't use it, but i do use mustard powder in my rub. also i never wrap but again that is a matter of preference (or laziness on my part)
 
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That video was top notch quality. I know that almost everyone raves about using mustard as a binder and everyone who does say you cant actually taste it, but I do, everytime. So I personally dont use it, i prefer to salt it a bit and wait and then put a rub on it. seems to taste better to me anyway. Trimming technique was very good. I will use it next time and will be saving your videos looking for new ideas. Excellent work .
 
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