I like my butt rubbed and my pork pulled.
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Ribs without the foil wrap?
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Your ribs look great!!!!! I did ribs my first cook, Turbo ribs, no foil, no spritz! About two hours between 325 & 350, ribs came out great! I think removing the membrane was the best thing I did. It was actually said by my "tasters" removing the membrane was the best thing you did!
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Looks great. After a few years of different methods, I have settled on ~225-250 for about 5 hours, no foil, empty drip pan. I'm not yet sold on turbo, but only did it twice.Delaware Valley, PA Large BGE, CGS adjustable rig, iQue110, High-Que grate
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So one day at work I was expounding upon the virtues of my BGE in the break room. An electrician walks in and says "I've got one and if you put a switch plate on it it will come out moist and tender." Amen PS. Just served some ribs which I slow cooked at 200 for eight hours. They were so rich and without an ounce of fat. Folks were crawling on the floor begging for more.
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Nicely done. Any update on the yard chores?---------------------------------------------------------------------------------Well, "spa-Peggy" is kind of like spaghetti. I'm not sure what Peggy does different, if anything. But it's the one dish she's kind of made her own.____________________Aurora, Ontario, Canada
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Am i missing out on a new Technique? Please some tell me what is turbo cooking?
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TexanOfTheNorth said:Nicely done. Any update on the yard chores?
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KiterTodd said:I tried hard to find a corner of membrane to pull on this set of Costco ribs, but it looks like it has already been removed. Any chance processing plants are starting to do this as part of their trim?Gerhard
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Here is how I can do up to 7 full racks on a large at one time. If I only have 4, I'll use the AR.VictorLBGEAmerica's Best Coast - The Space Coast
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Rebelst8 said:Here is how I can do up to 7 full racks on a large at one time. If I only have 4, I'll use the AR.
From reading that thread it sounds like people work a pizza stone into that setup to avoid any scorching from the three crescent gaps in the place setter.
Is that true or by the time you are smoking 6+ racks do you just deal with a little charring on the ribs which may directly see some glow?
In the setup I used (6 1/2 racks, pictured above) I was able to angle the rack so nobody was exposed.
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I cover the areas of the grill with foil that are directly above the plate setter openings it keeps the ribs from charing.
From reading that thread it sounds like people work a pizza stone into that setup to avoid any scorching from the three crescent gaps in the place setter.
Is that true or by the time you are smoking 6+ racks do you just deal with a little charring on the ribs which may directly see some glow?
In the setup I used (6 1/2 racks, pictured above) I was able to angle the rack so nobody was exposed.Gerhard
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