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Yup, I can see them now. Love dem Beef wibs! Nice job.
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The cook was pretty smooth, and I don't think i would change anything as far as time and temp go. Maybe a touch less salt for the dry brine just because, to me it was a little too pronounced. The other three people that tried them disagreed. The only real mistake was missing the deep pocket of fat when trimming them.
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Sounds great. Did you cook the 4 bones as one hunk, or did you cut into two two bone hunks? I like to cut 'em to get more bark.
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Try reposting your pics. Also, what went right or what went wrong in your mind?
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Agreed, sounds like a great cook, but we can't see the pics to drool over!
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Pictures do no appear. Just little boxes. No response when clicked upon.
Sounds like You Done Good.
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WSM beef wibs
Also hot off the WSM today are prime chuck wibs from Creekstone. These got a 8 hour dry brine, topped off with pepper and garlic, and hit the 250° smoke for six hours. Checked them at 190° internal just to gauge how they were coming, and they probed tender across the rack. Stealing a page from Mad Scientist BBQ, I basted them with some waugu tallow, wrapped them in foil, and gave them a three hour rest in a 170° oven. There was a pocket of fat on top that I somehow missed when trimming them prior to the cook, so that cost me some bark in the end. I'm not going to lie, I'm pretty new to the beef wib thing, but I'm going to have to really look for any way to improve on this. Other than a little more diligence with trimming, these were as about spot on as I can imagine. I still have another four bone rack in the freezer, and I'm already chomping at the bit to get them going. Wasn't real good about getting pictures, but I did get a couple just to prove it actually happened.
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