Long story short. My brother deer hunts and has challenged me ways to smoke deer. I got some venison ribs to start what is the considered done temp? I can't seem to find one. I may have missed it. Thanks in advance.
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Steve Rinella did a video on this. Ill post the link if you are interested.
From a quick look on the internet it seems like you should cook them like pork ribs temp wise. So 195-203 F. But I have no experience with them personally. They are probably too thin to probe anyways. Toothpick test sounds right.
Also this from the main site.
Rich and full of flavor, smoked venison ribs are a great change of pace from pork ribs. This mouthwatering recipe begins with a robust coffee-based dry rub before the ribs are smoked on the grill until moist and tender. To finish the ribs, they are served with a complementary coffee-based BBQ sauce.Last edited by Eric2662; October 23, 2021, 05:30 AM.
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