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A carniceria opened recently a few blocks from my house so I stopped in yesterday and picked up a couple of pounds of flanken beef ribs.
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I mixed up a marinade out of pretty much what was on hand: Orange and key lime juice, garlic, cider vinegar, salt, pepper, Tabasco, and a bit if Worcestershire. Let them marinate for about eight hours.
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Fired up Homey and grilled the ribs.
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Grilled up some veggies too, Yellow squash, zucchini,mushrooms, grape tomatoes, green beans, red bell peppers, EVOO, salt, pepper, garlic, and cayenne.
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All served up along with some mashed potatoes and sharp cheddar.
Although a little on the chewy side, the flavor of the ribs was outstanding. This will be done again for sure. Please use this shot and thanks for looking.
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Dang Tim, I was putting my post together while you were posting yours,sorry about the bad timing on my part. BTW, you done some killer ribs there!
 
I have been holding steady at 150* all week but I just can't get the IT over 160*:noidea: I would use some foil but I never know which side is supposed to be up :help:

If you run at 150 for two days, your IT should be 300. Something is wrong with your smoker.

CD
 
Rubbed some beef ribs with a light coat of Smokin' Guns Hot and a heavy coat of salt, pepper, and garilc. Put them in the drum using regular K and white oak chunks for fuel.

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This is about 2 hours into the cook.

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Here is a pic for scale.

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This is the entry pic.

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Nice, but what's with the tape measure? Don't you know that length doesn't matter? It's the meaty girth of the beef rib that generates the most pleasure. :becky:

CD
 
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