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It has been too long - baby back ribs!
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I haven't fired up the stick burner for several months. Picked up a pack of nice looking baby back ribs from Costco. Rubbed them with olive oil on Yardbirds and placed them in the fridge for about 4 hours prior to putting them in the pit. Had them on the smoker with a mix of lump charcoal and hickory for 4 hours at 200-225F. Wrapped them in foil for the last hour with a little apple juice. Final temperature of ribs was 180F. Served them with a simple salad and some mashed potatoes!
The first image was taken about two hours after placing them in the pit. The second image was the finished product. The last image - Started with two on the plate - had six! Tasted great with just enough texture to know you were eating a rib! Enjoy! |
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Mmmmmmm.....Pig Pops YUM!
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Looks good
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Plain and simply just awesome!
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Looks great from over here.
cheers. Titch |
A fantastic way to return to the pit. Great job.
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Looks good!
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Looks great!
I'm a member of Sam's, however, pics like yours have me considering joining Costco, too. Ribs are my favorite food to cook. |
Those Ribs Look Great !!
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Nothing like a beautiful cook to tell you welcome home.
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Nice!
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Keeping it simple gotta love it, good job!
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Those are some mighty fine looking ribs!
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Good work brother! We have Saturday night open in two weeks. I want to see you do this in person, just to make sure it's lagit! See you at Rodeo!
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