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Turbo Ribs Success

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Last rib attempt, I did the 3-2-1 method.  Ribs had a good flavor, but were dry. I believe they were undercooked.  I decided to try the "Turbo Ribs" method posted several times on this site.  Ribs were great this time!  

  • Baby back ribs. Yellow mustard base with dry rub put on the night before.
  • Cooked at 325 degF for about 2 hours - I had a large drip pan half full of water / apple juice. I believe this prevented the BGE from getting up to 350 degF.  At this point, internal ribs temperature was about 180 degF. I also sprayed a little apple juice on the ribs at the hour mark and 1:45 mark.  Next time, I may not have a drip pan.  Not sure.
  • Removed drip pan at 2 hour mark.  BGE got to 350 almost instantly.  I left the ribs on for another 30 minutes.  I pulled the ribs about 205 degF.
  • Ribs were much juicier and had a great texture to them compared to my last 3-2-1 method
Thanks to all the folks who recommended the Turbo Ribs method!


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