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Advice for getting sauce on 8 racks of ribs in V-rack
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On the doneness, yes with the egg that full it will take more time.
On saucing, I simply take the racks of ribs out of the V-rack and sauce them and then put them back. Doesn't matter if I have 2 or ??.
Ribs can be held for several hours if you FTC (HD alum foil, towels, cooler), so don't try to time it to where you are taking them off and straight to the table. Take them off an hour before serving time, FTC, and they will be as hot as they were when you put them in.
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Duganboy said:
On the doneness, yes with the egg that full it will take more time.
On saucing, I simply take the racks of ribs out of the V-rack and sauce them and then put them back. Doesn't matter if I have 2 or ??.
Ribs can be held for several hours if you FTC (HD alum foil, towels, cooler), so don't try to time it to where you are taking them off and straight to the table. Take them off an hour before serving time, FTC, and they will be as hot as they were when you put them in.
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Take the whole rack out and place on something that can get dirty and dump it on there from the bottle.Better yet, get a food service squirt bottle (like the catsup ones) with a twist top.Be careful, man! I've got a beverage here.
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You could put the sauce in a baggie with a cherry bomb taped to it and let the pyrotechnics sauce it for you!Flint, Michigan
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So far my experience has been the longer I cook them the better the ribs - why do I need the foil and the cooler? I am planning on the ribs being at 240 F for around 6 1/2 hours? Sauce on 1 hour before serving and again 30 minutes before serving - danger?
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kmcadillac44 said:So far my experience has been the longer I cook them the better the ribs - why do I need the foil and the cooler? I am planning on the ribs being at 240 F for around 6 1/2 hours? Sauce on 1 hour before serving and again 30 minutes before serving - danger?Be careful, man! I've got a beverage here.
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I got tired of trying to time my ribs with arrival times of my guests. In the past either the guests were late or my ribs just didn't cooperate. So I started putting them on super early indirect at 250. Then after the meat had just started pulling back from the bone, most times almost five hours later, pulling them and wrapping them in foil. Then when guests arrived I put them back on and sauce them for about an hour, Since then I have to say the end product has been better then ever. Fall off the bone but the meat is still nice and firm. Doing them like this last weekend when I had six racks on my large I sauced them flat on the grate. The first round was four and then the second had two.
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