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Spare Rib practice....
SMITTYtheSMOKER
Posts: 2,668
We're getting close.


-SMITTY
from SANTA CLARA, CA
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You'd make the Vanguard proud.
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I need them in my belly!LBGE& SBGE———————————————•———————– Pennsylvania / poconos
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Yes! Do you go 250? Or lower?
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Yeah, just a bit more tweaking and you'll be ready to start a competition team.

Great looking ribs Smitty!They/Them
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Those look great. Any details on your cook method?Columbia, SC --- LBGE 2011 -- MINI BGE 2013
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So, is that how you get a write up in the BGE mag? That's a work of art, if you ask me.
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Mmm, good stuff right there!
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Yep, those look very good! I thought the ribs we made at the contest up in Vacaville should have scored higher than they did, but a 1st place in pork was awesome! I also thought the brisket was excellent; and may have even been better pre-sauce.
Go get'em this year Smitty!
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SMITTYtheSMOKER said:We're getting close.

Great lookin Ribs Smitty I bet they were wonderful
Ross
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Can't get much closer than bullseye! Great color, shine, looks like you could pull those bones straight out.
Even the East German judge says 10+
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Damn, I can only hope to get that "close". Looks amazing!Firing up the BGE in Covington, GA
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Wow, those are amazing! giving ribs another go on Easter. 6 racks of baby backs.
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Looking good!
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Dear Mr. SMITTYtheSMOKER: Please consider my application to be in your Quality Assurance Department. I am willing to take an unpaid internship for the foreseeable future. References available on request, eagerly awaiting your reply.
Salivatingly yours,
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Judging is a funny thing sometimes. You know when you turn in something great and it's kind of a slap to the head when it doesn't win. Saturday we turned in some crawfish that was spot on and didn't win. That said, I tasted the winning crawfish and liked ours considerably better. Ours certainly peeled better. Oh well, we will get them next year.Black_Badger said:I thought the ribs we made at the contest up in Vacaville should have scored higher than they did,
Enough of my rambling. Your ribs look spot on. Awesome job
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Hello Chubbs,Chubbs said:Those look great. Any details on your cook method?
Our cooking time is roughly 2 hours flat meat side at 270° Foil for 1 hr 45 minutes, and then another 10/15 min to firm them back up. We are playing around with several flavor layering type we do before cooking, mid cook, foiling time and again at the end. By layering flavors we are able to get a great "depth of flavor" we are trying to achieve. It really a mixture of sweet/hot/sweet/hot/sweet back and forth. always want to end with a sweet. IMO These particular ribs were in fact over cooked, but we were simply looking for flavor profile/combination that we had yet to try. We have our first contest in May, so still time to bang out a couple more practice cooks along the way....practice ribs are as good as any.-SMITTY
from SANTA CLARA, CA
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