Chicago Style Ribs and BB Ribs! Q-View MES 30

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spinnaker

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May 24, 2013
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Nashville
Thought I would try Chicago Style, 3-2-1 and 2-2-1 with Apple and Hickory wood.

Rub, well it included:

Dry Mustard,

Garlic Powder,

Onion Powder,

Paprika,

Brown Sugar,

Celery Salt,

Cayenne Pepper,

Ground Allspice...

Rubbed last night and vacuum packed (I think it helps by removing the air).


Then smoked ribs 3 hours, BB ribs 2 hours.


Wrapped, and in for 2 hours, unwrapped


Then, in for 45 min, rest 20 minutes,  and the very tender - with a kick!  No sauce here, no need!


AWESOME!!!
 
NICE
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I'm retrying the Masterbuilt 30, tried it in 2009 but it was not producing smoke.  So I stored it and for the years used my retro full body fridge as my smoker - after mods.

I saw on this site there is a fix for the lack of smoke for model 20070910 so I contacted MB and mentioned SMF and BAM! They are sending me the fix.

So... Though I had to jack around with my smoker, it did produce smoke. Overall, the ribs were fantastic!
 
Thought I would try Chicago Style, 3-2-1 and 2-2-1 with Apple and Hickory wood.

Rub, well it included:

Dry Mustard,

Garlic Powder,

Onion Powder,

Paprika,

Brown Sugar,

Celery Salt,

Cayenne Pepper,

Ground Allspice...

Rubbed last night and vacuum packed (I think it helps by removing the air).


Then smoked ribs 3 hours, BB ribs 2 hours.


Wrapped, and in for 2 hours, unwrapped


Then, in for 45 min, rest 20 minutes,  and the very tender - with a kick!  No sauce here, no need!


AWESOME!!!
Looks wonderful. I've heard vacuum sealing is a way to get flavor in quicker but having them sit overnight sure as heck can't be bad.
 
Just finished another batch of ribs, well I

finished with the rub, and vacuum packed till tomorrow.
 
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BTW, courtesy of Cooks Country, seasonings:

Ribs
1 tablespoon dry mustard
1 tablespoon paprika
1 tablespoon dark brown sugar
1 1/2 teaspoons garlic powder
1 1/2 teaspoons onion powder
1 1/2 teaspoons celery salt
1 teaspoon cayenne pepper
1/2 teaspoon ground allspice

This is awesome. Also, when tenting I baste with Apple Cider Vinegar, then tent (wrap)
 
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