Beef Ribs..

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sam3

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Jan 24, 2012
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Byram Twp., New Jersey

Started with some beef back ribs I bought at the local store. Each package was @$6.50, so why not..

Seasoned with Tatonka Dust.


Set up the WSM and used Stubbs briquettes with a few chunks of Pecan. First time using the Stubbs too.


Ran @225* for the first two hours, then bumped it up to 260-270* for the finish. I did not wrap these bones, just rode this one out.
Total time was @5hrs.

Toothpick tender.


Served with some garlic mashed taters.


These were very good, I liked the Tatonka Dust on them.
Thanks for looking.
 
Nice looking ribs and that's a great price. How did you like the Stubbs'? They've become my absolute favorite briquettes but they're kinda hard to come by around here.
 
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Nice looking ribs and that's a great price. How did you like the Stubbs'?
Thanks!

The Stubbs burns cleaner than KB and with less ash. It's like burning wood actually, it smells nice.

I won't add any wood chunks to my next cook, just to experiment. 
 
Those bones look delicious Sam...nicely done!  
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  Tatonka Dust is a favorite of ours on beef!

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Great looking ribs Sam and nice seeing the Tatonka Dust in action! :drool

With briquettes I am a Stubbs only type of person, stocked up heavy a few years back and may be a few years till I have to refill.

Been researching temp controllers for our 22.5 WSM, large BGE and XL BGE. Was leaning towards a Guru DX2 but looking at the IQ120 I like that is seems just simpler. What are your thoughts on it since you own one? Also I see for the IQ120 I would need a standard pit adapter for a WSM and a large adapter for both BGE's, what I can't figure out is separate costs for additional adapters. The only price I see is the standard price for the IQ120 with choice of one adapter...
 
Great looking ribs Sam and nice seeing the Tatonka Dust in action!
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With briquettes I am a Stubbs only type of person, stocked up heavy a few years back and may be a few years till I have to refill.

Been researching temp controllers for our 22.5 WSM, large BGE and XL BGE. Was leaning towards a Guru DX2 but looking at the IQ120 I like that is seems just simpler. What are your thoughts on it since you own one? Also I see for the IQ120 I would need a standard pit adapter for a WSM and a large adapter for both BGE's, what I can't figure out is separate costs for additional adapters. The only price I see is the standard price for the IQ120 with choice of one adapter...
Marty,

I like IQ120 a lot. Yea, you get one adapter for your pit with the purchase of the IQ120. I've done Andouille in mine and it kept a consistent low temp of 150* for 3 hours with a small ring of fire in the bottom. I was able to bump the temp up and finish them without adding charcoal. It works real well.

I guess if you called Customer Service they would let you know how to order additional adapters. I don't that answer either.
 
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