WillRunForQue
Meat Mopper
The sweet potatoes were a BIG hit with a smoked Turkey breast. Thanks for sharing the recipe Chile!
My pleasure, glad y'all liked it.The sweet potatoes were a BIG hit with a smoked Turkey breast. Thanks for sharing the recipe Chile!
Yes'sir, and BBQ'd meat is very versatile.Repurposing leftovers is a favorite of mine. Like!
LoL, thanks Pete.Man that looks good, would ya be offended if I only put the ribs and Avocado salad on my plate? Just can't bring myself to eat sweet potatoes, but if that's what I got to do to get a plate of those ribs and salad, I may have to force down the sweet potato LOL
You might want to start at the beginning of the thread;)Those beef ribs look like the ones I bought last Saturday. I will definitely be following this thread to see the finished product.
LoL! Please see post #12.Those beef ribs look like the ones I bought last Saturday. I will definitely be following this thread to see the finished product.
Ribs Look Real Nice!!!!:)
I can't stand Sweet Potatoes either, but I absolutely Love "Sweet Potato Fries"!! Go Figure!!
Nice Job, John!
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Those ribs look amazing. The only way they would look better to me is if I had one of them in my hand. Love the idea of the sweet potato. Thanks for sharing the recipe. Gotta give it a try. Great work as usual.
Really appreciate the Likes and kind comments, thanks guys.Great looking ribs!
With the 4th of July this week I may have to check and see if any places have extra beef ribs at a reasonable price. Brisket is on sale all over the Dallas area but haven't caught wind of any beef rib sales.
Nope, 275°-300° is perfect for big beef short ribs.This is a great model. 270-280 seems like a high temperature for smoking - I love the outcome, but never went that high before. Does the high temp allow for the fat to render and to create a bark bark easier?
How do know when the ribs need to be braised?
I’m now 3 hours in. Spritzed with some low sodium beef broth, but no wrap.
Not sure what the next step is. I’m looking for bark. Steven Raichlen says 8-10 hours, some of you have said 6 hours - every cook is different I know. I’m not adding any more wood chips, temp is 260. I’m guessing I just check on them here or there checking for tenderness— correct?