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    Smoking a rack of ribs??

    I haven't smoked any ribs in like 2 years and I can't remember what time and temp I used last time. It will be on my bge

    #2
    275 degrees, 321 method

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      #3
      I do ribs at 275, 2 hours open, 2 hours wrapped.

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        #4
        I do mine around 250 untill the bone pulls out free

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          #5
          Here is a good discussion in the recipe section.

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            #6
            4 hours at 250-275 degrees. No wrapping for me as I like them to have some pull vs. fall off the bone.

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              #7
              I like the 3-2-1 method at 225. I try to get them tender, but don't like them falling off the bone.

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                #8
                Thanks guys.

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by Skinny View Post
                  4 hours at 250-275 degrees. No wrapping for me as I like them to have some pull vs. fall off the bone.
                  We wrappers have some pull as well......Oh. Thanks...

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Skinny View Post
                    4 hours at 250-275 degrees. No wrapping for me as I like them to have some pull vs. fall off the bone.

                    I've gotten to where I don't wrap any more either. Got rid of the crutch on all my bbq.

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                      #11
                      I can't pull away from not wrapping ribs

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                        #12
                        Good idea to marinate over night? If so, with what?

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                          #13
                          Originally posted by TallTexan View Post
                          I can't pull away from not wrapping ribs
                          Me either. On a thin piece of meat like a rib I prefer a little less smoke than I do on my PBs or brisket so I wrap.

                          I also don't like a fall off the bone overdone rib. I'll eat it but I prefer a handle.

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                            #14
                            Originally posted by powerstroke96 View Post
                            Good idea to marinate over night? If so, with what?
                            Yes you can....I do if I have the time. Just use your rub....it will come out looking like this.

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                              #15
                              235 for 5 hrs....

                              I cook mine exactly like this. A buddy of mine turned me on go this guy's videos. I've only tried the smoked chicken thighs & spare ribs. I've probably done ribs 6 or 8 times like this. Each time I've had folks tell me that they're the best ribs they ever had anywhere. That's a pretty big compliment. Of course, I tell 'em it's not my recipe, but they sure are good. The only changes I make to this video are that I use the Weber "Steak & Chop" (sold at Walmart) seasoning as my base rub & I use Head Country "All Purpose Seasoning" (ordered online, can't find in stores) as my finishing rub. For BBQ sauce I use Head Country "Original" BBQ Sauce (sold at Walmart). The Head Country products were a recommendation made to me by some other buddies that are pretty successful in BBQ competitions. BTW, I'm also cooking on a BGE. These things are amazing! Enjoy!!

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