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Country Style Ribs
Reeltachy
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I have some very nice, thick, Bone on country style ribs. Planning on some yellow mustard and Ragin River on some. On some others a home made rub. I ususlly cook these over 3.5 to 4 hours indirect.
I'm a little cramped for time and am thinking about doing these direct on an elevated grid with a dome temp of 300-350. Has anybdoy done this? Does this sound reasonable? Or am i better off cooking something else and do these tomorrow when I have more time. Thanks,
I'm a little cramped for time and am thinking about doing these direct on an elevated grid with a dome temp of 300-350. Has anybdoy done this? Does this sound reasonable? Or am i better off cooking something else and do these tomorrow when I have more time. Thanks,
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Wrap in towels and store in a warm cooler. They should stay warm for good long time. Good luck to all.
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When you said "bone-on" instead of bone-in, I'm guessing you have the version of country ribs cut from the loin (and not the ones cur from the shoulder)?Happy Trails~thirdeye~Barbecue is not rocket surgery
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It was for another post
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Tha's Correct. I have about 4 that have no bone.
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What I was getting at is that in different parts of the ocuntry (parden the pun), country ribs are different. Some are from the loin, and some from the shoulder.
You can get away with cooking either one at higher temps with raised direct set-up. But the ones from the loin don't need as high of an internal as the ones from the shoulder.Happy Trails~thirdeye~Barbecue is not rocket surgery -
Thanks, I understand. Just as you said, some of these post gets very confusing when talking "Country Style Ribs". I'll check the internal before pulling off of the egg. These look a lot more like loin "chops" than ribs so I'm thinking 140ish.
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The only way to cook country ribs is raised direct. Done in no time.
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