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Damn True

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Mountain View, CA
The wife is at a work event and I'm on my own for dinner so I thought I'd give popdaddy's hot-fast-shutdown method a whack.

Got the Lang crankin at ~300 and popped them in.

Here they are after an hour.

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No sign of weep...but I shouldn't expect it yet.

I'm whipping up some mac-cheese to go with it that I'll show off when the piggie-bits are done.



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Ok.....I already ate but I took the pics beforehand.

Bend test, not bad.

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Might be a little dark for some, but with my rub, this is how they come out low & slow too.

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The mac & cheese came out nicely as well

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Smoke ring was pretty minimal. First smoke with 100% Apple wood as well....did that have an impact or does the hot & fast reduce the smoke ring? I dunno. At any rate, the tenderness was perfect the bite was perfect, and my rub rocks. Not the juiciest St Louis ribs I've made, (pig or process?) but damn close to it.

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