Enrico Brandizzi
Babbling Farker
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- Dec 16, 2013
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- Rome, Italy
Hello Folks,
I had 3 frozen slabs of short Australian beef ribs and I worked on them.
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I trimmed the bone sides removing the outer membrane and the meat side too. Then I applyed 3 layers dry rub: Lawry's seasoned salt #1, Montreal steak seasoning #2 and finally Butcher's rub #3. Then I used the Jaccard tenderizer to infuse the rubs in the meat.
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Then I started the smoking stage for 3 h at 210/220 F with 1/2 gal of water in and 50% hickory + 50% mesquite chips. After 3 h ....
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I pulled them off the smoker to wrap in foil with some dry rub and 1/3 cup of beef broth.
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Then back in the smoker w/o water around 230 F for 3 h more. After 3 h in foil this was the outcome
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Then I let them drying for 1 h more spraying some Open Pit red sauce. Then I let them resting 1 h in foil + blanket. This is the final OUTCOME.
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Youtube cooking video at BBQness channel
Thanks for stopping by.
Enrico
I had 3 frozen slabs of short Australian beef ribs and I worked on them.
I trimmed the bone sides removing the outer membrane and the meat side too. Then I applyed 3 layers dry rub: Lawry's seasoned salt #1, Montreal steak seasoning #2 and finally Butcher's rub #3. Then I used the Jaccard tenderizer to infuse the rubs in the meat.
Then I started the smoking stage for 3 h at 210/220 F with 1/2 gal of water in and 50% hickory + 50% mesquite chips. After 3 h ....
I pulled them off the smoker to wrap in foil with some dry rub and 1/3 cup of beef broth.
Then back in the smoker w/o water around 230 F for 3 h more. After 3 h in foil this was the outcome
Then I let them drying for 1 h more spraying some Open Pit red sauce. Then I let them resting 1 h in foil + blanket. This is the final OUTCOME.
Youtube cooking video at BBQness channel
Thanks for stopping by.
Enrico