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    Beef Short ribs for the first time

    For the first time I will be doing beef short ribs tomorrow and I trim and remove most of the fat cap and dry brine them yesterday. Just took them back out of the fridge to applied the BBBR rub on them and back in the fridge so the rub will have plenty of time to do its magic. More pics will be posted during and after the cook. Click image for larger version

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    Last edited by DWCowles; February 3, 2015, 11:59 AM.

    #2
    Great idea... Are going to sauce them at the end of the cook? If so, what kind of sauce?

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    • DWCowles
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      No sauce Wartface

    • DWCowles
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      I change my mind Wartface. I made the Kansas City BBQ sauce

    • Breadhead
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      DW... That's my favorite BBQ sauce.

    #3
    Looking good, DWC.

    DEW

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    • DWCowles
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      Thanks Dew

    #4
    I can't wait to do a rack of these. Our short ribs here are already cut down, and man are they ever crappy. One day I will order some, MARK MY WORDS!!!

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      #5
      DW,
      If its possible, can you get some pics of your cooker rolling with those ribs cooking. I'd love to see your stick burner in action. That meat looks mighty tasty my friend. Good luck with the cook man!!!

      -John

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      • DWCowles
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        Will do Spinaker

      #6
      Should be a really good one

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        #7
        Personally I like to sauce beef ribs about 30 to 45 minutes before they're done using a Kansas City Style BBQ sauce and crank the heat up to 300. After sauce, I put them in a covered pan. It gives them a "burnt ends" taste.

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        • DWCowles
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          I like to use sauce when the meat is done and it's on the plate but I never had smoked short ribs before either so I might have to try your way PB.

        #8
        Ok Pit Boss, You talk me into it. Here's a batch of Kansas City BBQ sauce Click image for larger version

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          #9
          NICE. These are gonna be good!

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            #10
            Got the Lang warming up with some apple and hickory wood. Won't be to much longer before the meat goes in. Click image for larger version

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              #11
              Got the meat on and there a pork rib in there just in case the wife don't like the beef ribs which I'm sure she will. Click image for larger version

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                That's not to bad of a temp as long as I can keep it between 225 and 250 I will be happy Click image for larger version

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                  As the old saying goes "When the smoke is clear" Click image for larger version

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                  • Marauderer
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                    I like your property DW.

                  • DWCowles
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                    Thank you Barry. We have a little over 14 acres

                  #14
                  That thing is a cooking machine.Can you fit a whole pig on there?

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                  • DWCowles
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                    I think they told me that it will hold a 70 lb pig

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                  Five hours in the cook and everything is looking good Click image for larger version

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                  • Dewesq55
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                    I'll say it is. When's dinner?

                    DEW

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