Naturiffic Test Kitchen: Country Style Ribs - in progress

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When I want to test a seasoning for pork. I like to keep it simple.

Country style ribs cut from a boneless butt.

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That should work.

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There are two trays, one with Seasoning Y and one with Seasoning Z.
There will only be smoke hitting these, no sauce, no foil.

I want to be able to taste the (seasoned) meat.

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Seasoning “Y”
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Seasoning “Z”
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A friend left his smoker over here during our last smoke session, so I fired it up today.

(Y = left, Z = right)
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If it’s half as good as your other seasonings (especially q salt and peppery-lime) I’ll be in for both!
 
Never heard of country style ribs. Tuned in to see the results of this one!



Boneless country style ribs are typically cut from the shoulder, while bone-in country style ribs come from the blade (scapula).

Neither are actually ribs, but a meaty & fatty cut that’s easy to smoke
 
Boneless country style ribs are typically cut from the shoulder, while bone-in country style ribs come from the blade (scapula).

Neither are actually ribs, but a meaty & fatty cut that’s easy to smoke

Looks like your cuts made for some perfectly even steaks from that boneless shoulder. I always source my butts from Costco and they come boneless and 2 to a pack. While I always know what to do with one of them (smoke it whole), I'm always left wondering how to use the second. Now I know. Any tips on how to butcher it into those even cuts? Also, what temp do you take them to?
 
I like country style..as you said..easy to cook..for me they usually have just the right amount of fat.

Yours are looking very good..waiting to see the finished product.
 
Beautiful pork. I love country style ribs
I'm betting your backyard isn't as lush as it was in North Carolina. :p
 
Well, this thread just solidified my intent to purchase and in addition to the Q salt, I picked up some of the dry brine as well.

I couldn’t wait for another 30 days!
 
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