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If you don't have access to a smoker but you do have access to a charcoal grill
You can cook them with indirect heat and some wood chips for novelty.
Coat with coarse black pepper garlic salt and lot of brown sugar in that order.
Let rest until brown sugar melts
Place rack in single layer of foil and set on grill opposite side of heat source.
In the foil add about 1/4" of water or apple juice. Cook with foil open for 2-3 hours, making sure you maintain your 1/4" of liquid.
You'll see the meat pulling from the bones, remove rack from foil and coat with favorite sauce. Return rack to opposite side of grill as your heat source may be throw in a couple more wood chips.
Heat for another 1/2-1hr
I'm usually doing this recipe between 275/300*
If you have a smoker I use the same rub mixture and 3-2-1 but don't add juice for the 2 hrs wrapped
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Originally posted by Burnadell View PostWait!
After re-reading Smart's smoking time, the 3-2-1 is actually 3-1-1? Jason, did you mistype or am I misunderstanding the 3-2-1 thing?
at 225, I do 3-2-1
at 275, I do 2-2-1
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Originally posted by Smart View Post3-2-1 at 225... pull the membrane, trim to St. Louis cut, trim off any chunk fat, dust with your favorite rub, smoke for 3 hours at 225, wrap with a 1/4 cup of apple juice smoke for 2 HOURS, open back up to tighten up for an hour. easy ...
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Corrected.....thanks Burnadell for pointing that out...
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Originally posted by gingib View PostWOW talk about some of the best I have ever seen. What seasoning do you put on them? Also what BBQ sauce after?
That is a custom seasoning made my a deer lease buddy of mine I get in bulk. He won't give me the recipe but he'll sell me or trade me all I need..
BBQ sauces vary for me. I have a sauce recipe I make, I picked up off TBH and added my own twists to it. For store bought I like Head Country original.. If the folks I am cooking for want a sweet rib, I will add a little bit of vinegar and pop to Sweet Baby Rays Sweet n Spicy.
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Originally posted by Sparkles View PostIf you don't have access to a smoker but you do have access to a charcoal grill
You can cook them with indirect heat and some wood chips for novelty.
Coat with coarse black pepper garlic salt and lot of brown sugar in that order.
Let rest until brown sugar melts
Place rack in single layer of foil and set on grill opposite side of heat source.
In the foil add about 1/4" of water or apple juice. Cook with foil open for 2-3 hours, making sure you maintain your 1/4" of liquid.
You'll see the meat pulling from the bones, remove rack from foil and coat with favorite sauce. Return rack to opposite side of grill as your heat source may be throw in a couple more wood chips.
Heat for another 1/2-1hr
I'm usually doing this recipe between 275/300*
If you have a smoker I use the same rub mixture and 3-2-1 but don't add juice for the 2 hrs wrapped
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Originally posted by Smart View Post3-2-1 at 225... pull the membrane, trim to St. Louis cut, trim off any chunk fat, dust with your favorite rub, smoke for 3 hours at 225, wrap with a 1/4 cup of apple juice smoke for an hour, open back up to tighten up for an hour. easy ...
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