Bringing the ribs back

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suprfast

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Feb 3, 2009
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I forgot my post was removed from the overhaul so i thought i would post it back.

Pork ribs and real DINO bones. Rub was salt, cbp, granulated garlic, granulated onion, paprika, dry mustard. smoked with mesquite chunks. Brought them up to temp(roughtly 160-165) then glazed them with stubbs mesquitte on the grill for about 30 minutes to finish cooking and to caramelize.

Same goes for the porkies i put on there for the friends. I prefer beef, but i take care of all my guests.

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Man those look good! I've been doing pork ribs for a while, but have never tried the beef...what is the diff in cooking...? Do you approach it the same way? Seems like the bone to meat ratio on the beef ribs is more bone, so I would think you wouldn't need to cook as long? Set me straight dude.
 
I love beef ribs. To me they are better than pork, too. All the ribs look really good, though.
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Thanks for reposting this.
 
Beef ribs are my favorites too! Great looking feast, looks wonderful!

OK I had to get out my tape measure to see just how big 17" would be.
That's pretty big.
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Very nice smoke and Q View too. They look really tasty, congrats.
 
Beef wins hands down IMHO!!!
Great pics and some dang nice ribs suprfast!!
 
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