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    Cut identification - Short Ribs

    Turned out sooo well! 9 or 10 hours 250ish in a komodo with a water pan. Lump charcoal, some pressed coconut charcoal and a few thin sticks of applewood. Salt and pepper. Trimmed all silver skin and fat off the tops. No spritz. Pulled of at 193ish when I poked them and the thermometer went in...
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    Cut identification - Short Ribs

    Bought a second plate(cooking for more than expected). Same supplier, different butcher. This is what I was looking for!
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    Cut identification - Short Ribs

    After re-watching this very informative video on youtube several times here is my supposition: These are plate short rib bones 7, 8, 9 and 10. Bone 7 is on the left in this picture. The bone is at the bottom, then above it is a fat membrane, then above that is the well-marbled and...
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    Cut identification - Short Ribs

    Based in Canada, assuming AAA or prime(which is top grade here) as it came from a well-regarded and established butcher shop.
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    Cut identification - Short Ribs

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    Cut identification - Short Ribs

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    Cut identification - Short Ribs

    asked the butcher for short ribs and came home with these. I think I only got one rib that will actually be usable(the one on the thick end) looks like I got a big cut of some steak or something.
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    Help! Pork cut identfication.

    Will it still pull nicely after bringing it to 204 degrees on the bbq considering how lean it is? You see on the first picture that I am grabbing onto an attached but distinct piece that has what appear to be small flat looking ribs
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