Bunny Ribs

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Nov 12, 2006
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Here's my Easter smoke, the wife did a turkey in the oven and since i spent 5 hours yesterday putting my grandsons swing set together i decided to treat my self to some ribs.

I also have to work next saturday so i threw in a couple of extra racks for then



i started with 2 racks of Baby Backs and a rack of st. louis trimmed spares rubbed down last night and into the fridge.. i did them 4-1.5-.5 as the B.B.s were extra big. the smoke was hickory and sweet alder.



I glazed them with a combo of balsamic vinegar, pure maple syrup, butter and Black Mollasses
 
i may have left it in a little to long but the glaze made the bark very dark
 
Great job! They look delicious.
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I was just curious. They do still look good. I've had several that I sauced a little too early and turned out a bit dark, but everything still tasted fine.
 
Good looking ribs. Thanks for the Qview.
 
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