To wrap or not to wrap....That is the question

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Mike, this has probably already been covered. I didn't read all the post , but here's how I get my Ribs done...

First , here's how  they look when done...


and the bend test...

I don't wrap my Ribs . I will do a seasoning with my Rub , then into my Smoker @ 225*F for 6 hrs. , then I do the Bend Test and if I want wet ribs , I'll sauce and leave in the Smoker for 10 min. more for a glazing.

Once in my Smoker  , I do not open the lid/door/top , at all , until my time is near the 5 hr. point , then the bend test... I keep my smoke nice and Blue for the whole process:

secret is patience... let the Smoker do it's job... your reward will be succlulent Ribs...

Have fun and . . .
 
Now that's some mighty fine looking ribs Old School

gary
 
Thanks again everybody!  I am very pleased with the results.  7 hrs on the smoker, temp never got above 250 or below 240.  They passed the bend test at 6hrs and I sauced 3 of the 1/2 racks.  The other 3 were left dry, and both are delicious.  They aren't falling off the bone or mushy, good chew and very tender.  

Mike
 
Usually when I do ribs I do half and half  Part dry part wet

gary
 
 
Thanks again everybody!  I am very pleased with the results.  7 hrs on the smoker, temp never got above 250 or below 240.  They passed the bend test at 6hrs and I sauced 3 of the 1/2 racks.  The other 3 were left dry, and both are delicious.  They aren't falling off the bone or mushy, good chew and very tender.  

Mike
Sounds like a win Mike.  Good going. 
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