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DP Dusted Baby Backs on the felt line for about 3.5 hours @ 225. Toothpick test....Bend test....Ready! The family quickly realizes the power of the egg. :-) "J" is not so crazy anymore.
There you go J! If they tasted as good as they look, your family is very fortunate. Welcome to the forum! It's good to have you here. Make yourself at home.
If my calculations are correct, when this baby hits 88 miles per hour, you're gonna see some serious shit!
Look really good - What internal temp did you have when you did the bend test? At 225, mine normally take about 5 hours.
Unfortunately I didn't have a thermapen at the time, so I couldn't get a good temperature reading.
Because it was my first cook I agonized over how quickly they finished. Everything I've read on this and other forums showed that they should of cooked a lot longer, but the bite test finally proved it. It wasn't until a couple weeks later that I realize why they had cooked so much faster. I was shopping at the local market for another set of BB and thought that they were much larger then the ones I had previously cooked. When I got them home and reviewed my notes I realized the original pair were only one pounders. (1.2 and 1.1 respectively) I'm assuming the weight, coupled with my inability to keep the temp at exactly 225, caused the shorter cooking time. The next set of 2 pounders took almost 5 hours.
The glaze looks good. What sauce did you use? 3.5 hours @ 225...they cooked much quicker than they should have. Oh, it's always good when they realize you're not crazy.
Thanks Cazzy. I used a thin honey glaze (1 part honey, 3 parts water) Heated it up in the microwave for a minute and then dabbed the ribs. It doesn't impart much in the way of taste, but it really shines up the presentation. Makes my mouth water every time I look at them!
The glaze looks good. What sauce did you use? 3.5 hours @ 225...they cooked much quicker than they should have. Oh, it's always good when they realize you're not crazy.
Thanks Cazzy. I used a thin honey glaze (1 part honey, 3 parts water) Heated it up in the microwave for a minute and then dabbed the ribs. It doesn't impart much in the way of taste, but it really shines up the presentation. Makes my mouth water every time I look at them!
I glaze with Bone Suckn' Sauce...you should try it as the flavor is awesome on ribs.
That does it. I'm going to have to pick up a jar of the Bone Suckn' Sauce and report back. Thanks for the kind words everyone. I look forward to soaking up as much knowledge as you guy's are willing to dish out!J
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