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St. Louis trimmed spares
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<p />[p]Used some JH Pecan Rub on one rack, and some Dizzy Dust on the other. Also seasoned up the cuttings and remnants from the two racks to smoke later, too.[p]I'm hoping that they turn out OK...I've never cooked this cut of meat before. Of course, I'll have some more pics of the finished product.[p]-Mike[p]Comments
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Beanie-Bean,[p]That's exactly how I do ribs. I really like both rubs, but JH Pecan is my favorite. I bought 10 lbs of it last month. It's great on ABT's as well. I'll be very interested to know how they turned out for you. I put the trimmings on the grate at the same time as the ribs, but somehow they always disappear before I take the ribs in the house.
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Beanie-Bean,They look great! I have not had the best of luck with spares and found using the 3-1-1 method left them slightly undercooked. I guess a bit longer on each phase would work. Let me know how they turn out. The JH rub looks great, we are doing some babybacks today using a sugar based rub from "The Wise One's" cookbook.[p]You were sure up early this cold morning.
Mike
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Beanie-Bean,[p]Well, you sure look like you are off to a good start on those. Spares are my favorite ribs. [p]<html><font size="3" color="green">Merry Christmas</font></html>
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