Time for BB

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irishteabear

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Haven't had BB in months so I picked some up this morning. Rubbed one rack with Jeff's rub (for fussy hubby) and the other one with my rub. Using red oak, smoker running 225-250, slight breeze. Beautiful day!
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Threw some eggs in too while I was at it.
 
Dawn, you are gonna were that new Bandera out if you are not careful...
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Looks Good so far...
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i love bb ribs, cant wait to see how they look when done dawn.
 
Dawn, those are some great looking BB's. I like your choice of wood. Lady, smoke on!
 
Ribs are done. Cook time wound up being 2-1-1.



After the vultures swept in and ate their fill there was enough left to fit in a sandwich size zipper bag, lol. Guess they were a hit.
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Good looking ribs, Dawn! I always do 3 racks at a time just to make sure I have plenty of leftovers to freeze.
 
Good wood selection, I am a red oak fan myself. Most people around here (K.C. area) seem to use hickory, which is ok, but I find oak has a more lild flavor and I have not had bad luck with over smoking.
 
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