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    #16
    They turned out good. Everyone ate them and had good things to say.

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      #17
      Originally posted by floyd80 View Post
      How did it turn out. Been debating on one of those electric smokers but know nothing about them.
      I have the Bradley and love it

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        #18
        The longer the better (she said).

        We seem to see our best results with 225 in smoke for 4 hours and then foil for another 2-3.

        Two weeks ago we smoked 6 racks for 7.5 hours and they were amazing.

        We prepped ribs night before and I believe that helped too.

        It all comes down to what you prefer. Do you want fall off the bone tenderness or do you like to gnaw a little? Either way suits me but I lean toward fall off the bone.

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          #19
          I have the same Masterbuilt that meathunter is using. It does a great job.

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            #20
            Love my Masterbuilt Smoker. Did some ribs yesterday. Dry rub, wrapped in foil 4.5 hours @ 200, unwrapped and smoked additional hour @ 225.

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              #21
              Originally posted by duckmanep View Post
              Love my Masterbuilt Smoker. Did some ribs yesterday. Dry rub, wrapped in foil 4.5 hours @ 200, unwrapped and smoked additional hour @ 225.
              X2- Love mine as well. I smoked 2 racks for 4 hours and then last hour wrapped @225.

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                #22
                i pull the membrane then rub with mustard and dry rub and let them sit in the fridge over night then i use the 3-2-1 method at 250

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                  #23
                  this makes me hungry..

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                    #24
                    Originally posted by whompum View Post
                    I never use a thermometer when smoking, just keep wet wood ready if I feel the fire is to hot, and I use a water bowl above the fire. I do venison ribs like this for 5 hrs, and then wrap in suran wrap, then in foil, and put in to a 200 degree oven for 2-3 hrs.. The meat falls off the bone!!
                    ^^^^^
                    Yikes! Doesn't the suran wrap melt onto the meat?

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                      #25
                      Saran wrap for sure, around the ribs and brisket then place in a dry cooler.
                      Saran wrap will not melt onto the meat.

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                        #26
                        3-2-1 is hard to beat.

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