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There is a chili coffee coco back rub recipe on the free site. Pretty good. I like to hit with hot sauce as a binder, my brisket rub and salt. Low and slow with oak and mesquite. They are killer.
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These are one of my favorites. I use a Yoder pellet smoker at 250F for about 8+ hrs. I don't wrap on the grill at all because they get very tender on their own. I remove not by temperature but by when a toothpick goes in like butter. Usually at 205 or so, but ignore the temperature. I'll then wrap them in butcher paper and hold them in a cooler for about an hour. I'm no expert, and others may have other advice, but this formula based on what I read from Meathead and learned from Harry Soo has worked for me.Last edited by BBQPhil; March 24, 2020, 05:32 PM.
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Don't be afraid to wrap once you have enough bark to get them dudes tender.
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Have done back ribs a few times. Yes, do them low and slow. A rub like BBBR is good, or just S&P, or S,P&G, or anything that suits your fancy.
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