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Turbo Ribs and Pinto Beans

Smoking Piney

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A gorgeous day here in NJ, almost 60 degrees.....time for some baby backs. :-D

Cooked turbo on the BGE - 350 degrees indirect with some apple chunks for smoke, 2 hours.

Rubbed with Suckle Buster's Hog Waller and sauced with Trader Joe's Carolina Gold. I could drink this sauce in shots. :-D

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I put a big pot of pinto beans on to simmer this morning with ham hocks, onions, garlic, chili powder, cumin, and salt. The house smells awesome. :-D

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The BGE doesn't leave much of a smoke ring, but these bones are on point.

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Piney Soul Food.:-D
 
Do you do the pinto beans from dry with no soak? My boys like beans (not just baked beans) and I'm always trying new stuff for them.
 
Great looking cook, you really nailed those baby backs but, I could make a meal out of those beans especially since you put the ham hocks in them.
 
Ribs look great. Beans look great also. 60 degrees? I can't wait. We still have snow on the ground. It is melting quickly. Now it is mud season. My PrimoXL has been snowed in. Can't wait to get some ribs going.
 
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