Let's Talk BBQ
Outdoor Cooking Equipment => Grills & Smokers => Pellet Grills and Smokers => Topic started by: GusRobin on March 04, 2018, 10:42:15 PM
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Decided to make ribs today. The wife prefers BB, I like beef ribs. I slather them with mayo, add some salt, pepper, gunpowder and rib rub. Then put them in the RecTec at 245*. At about an hour in I spritzed them with some Corona.
Here they are after the first hour.
(https://i.imgur.com/gP7GORY.jpg)
(https://i.imgur.com/snMsK5C.jpg)
Spritzed them every half hour, and at 3 hours i wrapped them.
For the BB, i took a sheet of foil, added some Parkay margarine, honey, BBQ sauce, and brown sugar. Then added the BB face down. Double wrapped and back into the smoker.
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The beef ribs I just sauced and double wrapped in butcher paper.
(https://i.imgur.com/NhsM2bf.jpg)
All done and plated with some baked beans and homemade slaw.
(https://i.imgur.com/awuXT5d.jpg)
(https://i.imgur.com/V3c8YcP.jpg)
Not sure the pics are that good, but the food was excellent.
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Pics not good? If they were any better I’d probably eat my phone!!!! I love beef ribs... YUM!!!!
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Those look Awesome Gus! :thumbup:
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Outstanding cook Gus!
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They all look terrific Gus.
Great job.
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Love those ribs Gus!
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Awesome plate of Chow
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Awesome plate of Chow
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I agree a big X2!!
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Gus, those ribs look delicious.
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Looks great from here.
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I love all three gus & you hit the mark on all three :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
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Looks real nice! I need to try the mayo next set I do. One of the guys here at work always uses mayo on his pork butts. Turns out really good.
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Nice! I think I an be there from Dothan, Al in about 4 hours.
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I prefer beef ribs a little better too, but I'll gladly take some of each.
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My Mom would always use mayo on fried chicken and it always was outstanding.
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Those ribs have great color and sure look tasty.
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How long did you continue to cook beef ribs after the first three hours?
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After the first 3 hour, wrapped them as noted and cooked for about 1hr 45 minutes. Then unwrapped and another 1 -1 .5 hours until they passed the toothpick test.
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After the first 3 hour, wrapped them as noted and cooked for about 1hr 45 minutes. Then unwrapped and another 1 -1 .5 hours until they passed the toothpick test.
thanks.
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What a great lookin' cook, sir.
Nice job!