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Beef Ribs on the Big Green Egg

Discussion in 'Food Talk' started by tech1208, Nov 7, 2021.

  1. Nov 7, 2021 at 4:33 PM
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    tech1208

    tech1208 [OP] Old Salt, New truck

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    Decided today was a perfect day to smoke some beef ribs. Picked up 4.5 pounds from the market today. Warmed them up and trimmed off almost all the fat I could touch or see.
    I had six of the ribs, and decided to make pairs of different seasonings from the John Henry catalog I have.

    Sugar Maple, Texas Brisket Rub, and Mojave Garlic were the choices today. 2 ribs for each flavor.
    I set the Egg for 225 degrees, with a Flameboss 500. Using my eggspander and platesetter, I setup 4 chunks of mesquite wood that had been submerged for an hour in water.

    Here is pre Egg placement:

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    Here they are on the EGG

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    Three hours rib side down, and then 2 hours wrapped in foil.

    They came out looking like this:

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    Made some potatoes as well:

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    and this is the cut:

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    Internal temp with probe on meat was 203. They fell off the bone, and pulling apart with the touch of a fork.

    Randy B

    @RLHOK
     
    Last edited: Nov 7, 2021

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