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I’ll have to try that temp out. I don’t usually do baby backs, but would be nice for a change of pace.
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I smoke a chuckie or two until the stall, then add to instapot for chili...
I do make a chili with ribs, so, maybe for that application, but I like a dry rib... boiling not recommended.
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I've done chuck and a pork but both times smoked for 2-4 hours then finished in the instant pot. Turned out fine, just no bark. I would suggest putting 1.5 cups of liquid in the smoker for the same time then using the smoked liquid to meet the IP's 1 cup liquid need for pressure.
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Steve Raichlen recommends baby backs on the grill at 325 in 1.5 hours.
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I'll check it out. Must have missed that one. He has some great videos.
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Harry Soo was challenged by one of his viewers to see if he could inject, smoke ,sear and finish in the Instant Pot a 2-hour 14lb Texas Brisket
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id only be worried about how smokey the rubber seal ring will get!
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Potkettleblack With pork shoulder it’s amazing. But With ribs, I would think not.
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No for ribs. Yes for chuck, chicken thighs, pork shoulder, chili, short ribs... anything that would really benefit from extended cambro, steam tabling, or boiling.
While I'm decidedly anti-orthodoxy, and will not shame you if you like boiled ribs... not for me, thank you.
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Based on my experience with meat that's been pressure cooked, the ribs will probably have a texture similar to braised pot roast. If you like "fall off the bone" ribs, I suspect you will like ribs done this way.
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i havent done it with ribs, but I did this for pulled pork once. my wife surprised me with quests at the last minute and did understand how long pulled pork would take. so I got creative and did 90 minutes in my PBC and then about 45 in the instantpot. it wasn't my favorite but in a pinch it worked out ok.
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Ribs no, but I’ve smoked a chuckle and chicken and then used the instant pot to make smoked Texas and green chicken chili, respectively. Works well as long as that is the result/texture you want
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Sounds like a good idea. Give it a whirl. We eagerly await the outcome.
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That's not much different than QVQ, or any of the other permutations sous vide and smoke. I think the down side would be the loss of bark, but I would expect you could could turn out very respectable meat with that technique. Since I happen to own a couple of pressure cookers, I'd love for you to give it a try and let us know how it works out.
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