Hawaiian Sweet And Sour Baby Back Ribs W/Qview

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ronp

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First run with the new MES.



I actually got 2 free so it was a good deal as there was some confusion at the checkout counter.




Ever notice when something is on sale you have to trim the fat? Never trimed ribs at the restaurant, hmm.




For the new members this is the best way to remove the membrane, just lift it off at one end and pull with a paper towel, with one pull.




The Yoshidas was from Dave (Piginit) and the rub from Paul (BeerBBQ), thanks guys.



My Christmas present from Dave, I don't have access to the Hawaiian, so thanks again Dave. This is the first time using it.



This was my care package from Paul, thanks again.

I will be doing them at 230' with hickory and depending on the pull back go from there.

I could smell the smoke now, yum. Thanks for watching.
 
Looks like a great start Ron. That sweet sour flavor with ribs sounds interesting I may have to try it. I just bought 4 racks of baby backs on sale this weekend at $3.99 lb. Cheapest I have ever seen them around here. I never could find a membrane so to speak with baby backs. I always wind up just scraping a knife along the back and taking whatever comes off.
Keep us posted with the qview.
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Nice start, now lets see the finish.

I thot your pic was supposed to be on those Yoshida bottles ron.
 
I knew you would find something to use the sweet and sour on.

I was going to PM you but been busy at work.

Sweet and Sour is the only flavor that I can find at my Sam's.

Can hardly wait to see how they turn out.
 
Just came off now, will post Qview tomorrow. Batteries are charging.
 
All I can say is they were the best ribs I have ever eaten.



It took nearly 3 hours and no pullback to speak of, so i just foiled them.




2 Hours in the foil.


I still don't know what made them so good. The texture was perfect and what you bit is what you got. Very tender and juicy. They came off the bone just like they showed on the competition show on TLC. Carol was going to try one bone and ate 5
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and she usually likes the fall off the bone style.

The final time was 3- 2- 0. That sauce and rub was a perfect match. Now I have look for a source for the Hawiian Yoshidas.
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Thanks for watching.
 
Ron, ypou do have a flair for flavors. Excellent smoke and Q my friend.
 
Those sure look good Ron, it must be the new smoker, it couldn't be the Yoshidas...
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