Smoked pork ribs

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philpom

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Feb 16, 2023
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Despite the threat of rain today I went ahead and fired up the Old Country Gen 2 for a round of pork ribs. My hand was forced honestly, these ribs had been in the beer fridge for a week.

We'll start with some of the trim I smoked up. A nice treat and it gets done much faster than the ribs!

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No binder on these, I just hit them with Montreal steak seasoning up front and glazed with some sweet baby rays cut with 50% apple cider vinegar about 30 minutes before I pulled them. It set up nicely.

The only wood I have right now is post oak so that was my fuel of choice ;)

Just on
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An hour in
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Glazed
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Glaze set, out of the smoker
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Got a nice smoke ring, the flavor is great. These turned out super juicy, a little pull or bite... perfect.

No wrap, no spritz, no mop, just smoked for about 4 hours.

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These certainly deserved cloth napkins!

Thanks for looking, cheers
 
Despite the threat of rain today I went ahead and fired up the Old Country Gen 2 for a round of pork ribs. My hand was forced honestly, these ribs had been in the beer fridge for a week.

We'll start with some of the trim I smoked up. A nice treat and it gets done much faster than the ribs!

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No binder on these, I just hit them with Montreal steak seasoning up front and glazed with some sweet baby rays cut with 50% apple cider vinegar about 30 minutes before I pulled them. It set up nicely.

The only wood I have right now is post oak so that was my fuel of choice ;)

Just on
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An hour in
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Glazed
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Glaze set, out of the smoker
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Got a nice smoke ring, the flavor is great. These turned out super juicy, a little pull or bite... perfect.

No wrap, no spritz, no mop, just smoked for about 4 hours.

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These certainly deserved cloth napkins!

Thanks for looking, cheers
Great looking rib !

I like how you threw the trimmed skirt on the smoker. I do that also. About 2 hours in it makes a great snack.
 
Despite the threat of rain today I went ahead and fired up the Old Country Gen 2 for a round of pork ribs. My hand was forced honestly, these ribs had been in the beer fridge for a week.

We'll start with some of the trim I smoked up. A nice treat and it gets done much faster than the ribs!

View attachment 716128

No binder on these, I just hit them with Montreal steak seasoning up front and glazed with some sweet baby rays cut with 50% apple cider vinegar about 30 minutes before I pulled them. It set up nicely.

The only wood I have right now is post oak so that was my fuel of choice ;)

Just on
View attachment 716129

An hour in
View attachment 716130

Glazed
View attachment 716131

Glaze set, out of the smoker
View attachment 716132

Got a nice smoke ring, the flavor is great. These turned out super juicy, a little pull or bite... perfect.

No wrap, no spritz, no mop, just smoked for about 4 hours.

View attachment 716125
View attachment 716126
View attachment 716127

These certainly deserved cloth napkins!

Thanks for looking, cheers

Dang those look amazing! Great job!
 
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