I've been trying simple. My last few rib cooks I've rubbed the day before with salt, pepper, paprika, a bit of turbinado, and some red chile powder. Not measured, sorry, generally in decreasing order of abundance applied one after the other. Referigerate over night. Prep Weber Kettle and cook on indirect heat 250F with charcoal and apple chunks for 4 hours. Wrap in foil and hold in 205 F oven for about an hour. Great bite, very tasty. Very simple, I almost feel guilty drinking beer while they cook. Works with spares and st louis cuts.
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- Aug 2015
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- Otsego, Minnesota
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Gear: 26" Weber Kettle and Pit Barrel Cooker
Accessories: Spider Venom fan, and SnS Temp probes.
I enjoy cooking ribs (pork or beef), pork belly, brisket, burgers, ribeyes, chicken (usually boneless/skinless thighs), and skirt steak for carne asada.
Beverages - Alcohol isn't my jam.
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Sitting around and drinking beer while the food cooks is an integral part of BBQ....Originally posted by GuyG View PostI've been trying simple. My last few rib cooks I've rubbed the day before with salt, pepper, paprika, a bit of turbinado, and some red chile powder. Not measured, sorry, generally in decreasing order of abundance applied one after the other. Referigerate over night. Prep Weber Kettle and cook on indirect heat 250F with charcoal and apple chunks for 4 hours. Wrap in foil and hold in 205 F oven for about an hour. Great bite, very tasty. Very simple, I almost feel guilty drinking beer while they cook. Works with spares and st louis cuts.
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