Bone in Country Rib help

Sundown

Yesterday the butcher suggested I try some bone in country ribs he had out. Last time I tried country ribs (no bone) I was a little less than impressed. I have to chalk it up to something I didn't do correctly. Plan on JJ's Rub but from there I'm in the hands of the Forum
Any suggestions? Times? Dome temp? Whatever...thanks
Carey

Tim M

Sundown,[p]Not the best suggestion from Mr Butcher - but some love those things. You know they aren't ribs at all, they are from the shoulder section so you don't cook them like a rib. I don't do them often so my experience is limited. Looong cooks are best but since they are cut into sections the edges want to burn. Indirect,therefor, is the way to go. Something like 250-300 indirect for 3-4 hrs. Check GFW's website as I think he does them often.[p]Tim

Gfw

<p />Sundown, check out the link - no real difference between bone-in or boneless - cook about the same. Given the choice, I prefer baby backs - wife likes country style - Good luck!

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