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  2. Smoking Costco seasoned Pork Ribs - Smoking Meat Forums

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    Not sure if you know the 3-2-1 method, if you do, don't use on ribs, they always come up overdone at 225*F. What I do is and my son now does with his Silverbac Grilla Grill is a 2-1-1 method. 2-1-1. Smoke for 2hrs @225*F. Wrap in foil for 1hr. Unwrap and brush on your sauce and cook @ 250*F 1hr.

  3. Cold Smoked Ribs - Smoking Meat Forums

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    Feb 8, 2011. #1. Today I had some pork ribs that were needing smoked but today it is really cold here...13* with a stiff wind. Brrrrrrrr. So I got to thinking....If I used my 8x8 A-Maze-N smoker for the smoke in my UDS; with no other heat, I could cold smoke the ribs without having to worry about going above the 40* temp.

  4. Holding ribs for serving later - Smoking Meat Forums

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    Blasphemy Ribs Recipe - blasphemyribs.com. Normally we smoke a whole rack of ribs, low and slow, for 5-6 hours. Then we cut them apart to eat them. For Blasphemy Ribs, we slice the rack into individual ribs before we cook them. The ribs cook in half the time and have more flavor.

  5. How long do you guys smoke your ribs???? - Smoking Meat Forums

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    I have been smoking ribs for a few years now and normally have wood chunks smoking for nearly the whole time. My ribs would come out black from smoke. This last smoke last weekend I used wood for first 2-1/2 to 3 hrs of the 7hr cook. They were still quite dark colored. Meat fell off the bone, so the ribs were done and they had a nice smoke ring.

  6. How to cook thin sliced beef ribs? - Smoking Meat Forums

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    I suggest your favorite marinade for 4-8 hours and then direct high heat grilling to 140° IT or higher. You want some maillard reaction, some sear/char, for enhanced flavor. I also don't recommend Low-n-Slow smoking for individual thick cut single ribs or even whole racks of beef ribs. Minimum 275° for best results with the beef ribs.

  7. Smoked ribs at 150 degress - Smoking Meat Forums

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    May 29, 2017. 28. 36. Jan 8, 2018. #3. I would let them smoke for 4-5 hours at 150, then raise smoker to 225, wrap in foil, let them cook for about 40 mins. Once done, unwrap them and back on Smoker for about 30 mins and add sauce. Raising the temp to 250.

  8. PERFECT RIBS EVERY TIME! This really works! - Smoking Meat Forums

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    Maybe 200 or 205, or even 185, but the thing is they will be the same every time you smoke them. It doesn't matter if your a foil or non foil guy, whatever way you cook the ribs your focus should be on the finish temp. Personally I like to put the ribs in foil for 45 minutes to an hour, but I determine that time by the IT at 3 hours.

  9. Pre cooking ribs in the oven - Smoking Meat Forums

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    11. Los Angeles. Aug 15, 2010. #1. At the risk of being handled 3-2-1 I am interested to find out if anyone has ever oven cooked their ribs before smoking. Slow in the oven about 200 degrees for about 3-4 hours, covered, with a bottle of beer for company. Then held until cool, then smoked for another 3 or so. and.

  10. Ribs taking too long? - Smoking Meat Forums

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    You could be smoking at 175-180 & think your at 225. You could smoke a whole pig in 17 hours. You need to get a good remote dual probe therm. or at the very least an oven therm. Maverick is a good one, or there are models at Walmart, Home Depot, & Lowe's. Just get one & check it in boiling water & ice water.

  11. Lower temps for ribs - Smoking Meat Forums

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    Oct 8, 2010. 79. 21. Oct 17, 2010. #6. The reason you wouldn't want to do them that way is because we dehydrate things (beef jerky, ect.) at 150-160. If you do your ribs at 180 for a longer period of time they don't get up to that "cooking temp" and would just yield dry and unfavorable ribs.

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