Beef Ribs - Pan or Not

[kenrobin]

Those ribs are picture perfect! Nice job!

[Huskee]

Perfect! Now you can use your experience to help the next guy/gal who asks about how to cook beef ribs!

[marshall]

Those look great! Nice work!

[jlazar]

Ribs turned our great. Very juicy. Took about 7 hours. Most of cook at 225, then bumped to 250 to get out of stall. Up to 275 to finish in time for supper.

Here is a graph of the cook. Really, really impressed with how consistent the B&B briquettes perform and how quickly and accurately they adjust to the Fireboard setting. Since they are readily available at Academy, I don't see myself using KBB again.

[FireMan]

Yes!
Or not!

[Troutman]

My old mom used to do something similar with a Crock Pot. Those were some dang good ribs, just not as good as the smokey kind, imo

[jlazar]

Currently cooking in the Kettle/SnS without a pan. Just a pan below to catch drippings. Dry brined overnight and then coated with BBBR. Spritzing hourly with beef broth with a TBS Soy and TBS of Worchestershire added. Will post pictures later.



Here is the fireboard graph. Started with B&B briquettes. Set initial temp to 240 knowing temp would drop when I put the cold meat in. Kettle recovered in less than 20 minutes and ran pretty steady. Then dropped temp to 225. B&B settled right down and is running smooth. Last temp dip is when I opened to spritz for first time.

[Ahumadora]

Brisket on a stick

[Huskee]

I treat them like little brisket candy bars. Cook exactly as you would a brisket, they're just smaller and much quicker.

[Attjack]

I've never cooked them in a pan.

[texastweeter]

Don't pan.

[Dewesq55]

I think my point was bone in pot roast is what doing beef ribs in a pan buys you.

[Cheef]

I threw in the towel on Beef Ribs.
My wife pressure cooks them in an hour, and crisps them under the broiler.
Excellent.

[pkadare]

I may be missing something but bone-in pot roast != beef ribs.

[Dewesq55]

Bone in pot roast?