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How do you cook ribs and a pork butt...
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Egger,[p]When cooking an 8 or 9 pound butt I allow 15 hours including cooler time. At 8 or 10 hours into the cook I decide whether to ramp the pit temp up or down OR if I want to finish in foil.[p]Spare ribs (un-trimmed slab) 6 or 7 hours
Spare ribs (trimmed to St. Louis style rack) 5 or 6 hours
Baby back ribs 4 or 5 hours[p]If you have the grate extender you could cook the ribs above the butt. Or you could use both Eggs.[p]~thirdeye~
Happy Trails~thirdeye~Barbecue is not rocket surgery -
Egger,[p]I think I'd do the Butt (up to about 9 lbs) on the Small, and do your Ribbers on the Large![p]Evans
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