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Philly-QueMaster

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Finished off my weekend of cooking by doing a rack of spares for dinner with friends. These turned out really well, probably some of the best ribs I have done. They were on the drum for 5 hours at about 225*, no spraying, mobbing, or foil. Just put them on the drum and let them cruise the entire cook. If you're looking you ain't cooking. After 5 hours I took them off and wrapped in foil to keep warm for dinner. Right before dinner I tossed them on the gasser to get some color on them...turned out great! They were just dry rubbed...no sauce. Hope you enjoy the pics.
 

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That's the way to do it...too many people use a pork rib slather on their mustard;
I prefer them with sauce on the side, and no slather.
 
Thanks everyone. I've been doing them with no sauce or slather lately as I different people have different preferences for sauce. I would prefer to let people sauce them up however they like them.
 
Great looking ribs. I agree with you completely about the sauce. I like them dry and my family likes to dip them in sauce.
 
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