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Old 11-28-2012, 05:51 AM   #31
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Old 11-28-2012, 05:50 PM   #32
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If it's not possible to turn off the heat and leave on the pit,would it work to remove the ribs and loosely tent with foil and let them gradually cool down ?
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Old 11-28-2012, 06:00 PM   #33
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Looks awesome!

I just got back from Shaker Heights (visiting the wife's family for Thanksgiving) and much Great Lakes Christmas Ale was consumed. One of my in-laws refers to Christmas Ale as "Liquid Crack".
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If it's not possible to turn off the heat and leave on the pit,would it work to remove the ribs and loosely tent with foil and let them gradually cool down ?
I am sure that would be fine. I was more concerned with obtaining the "weeping" point which PitmasterT describes in his
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Looks awesome!

I just got back from Shaker Heights (visiting the wife's family for Thanksgiving) and much Great Lakes Christmas Ale was consumed. One of my in-laws refers to Christmas Ale as "Liquid Crack".
I live about 15 minutes from Shaker. I am glad you got to try it. I like your in-laws name for it because it fits it perfectly. now that I am back at school I am missing it so much. I am going to really need to stock up come Christmas.
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