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First Try with CWM-esque Ribs
tsheehan7
Posts: 105
New to egging but I'm having some pretty good success thus far thanks to this forum. These are baby backs that I rubbed with mustard and then coated with Dizzy Dust about an hour before cooking. I loosely followed CWM's method, but at higher temperatures for the simple reason that I didn't have 5-7 hours.
I did these at 250 for about 4 hours, then sauced them and ran them at 350 for the last half hour. I might have needed a higher temp at the end or a longer sauce time because my only complaint is that there wasn't much caramelization.
The ribs tasted amazing, were tender but not fall of the bone, and that's how I like them. Notice the "smoke ring" too. I didn't use any smoke, and at 250 degrees that BGE lump charcoal doesn't smoke much either, but I still got the pink ring. What also struck me was the juiciness. It was almost too juicy!


I did these at 250 for about 4 hours, then sauced them and ran them at 350 for the last half hour. I might have needed a higher temp at the end or a longer sauce time because my only complaint is that there wasn't much caramelization.
The ribs tasted amazing, were tender but not fall of the bone, and that's how I like them. Notice the "smoke ring" too. I didn't use any smoke, and at 250 degrees that BGE lump charcoal doesn't smoke much either, but I still got the pink ring. What also struck me was the juiciness. It was almost too juicy!


Comments
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Nice Job. They look delicious
I'm ashamed of what I did for a Klondike Bar. -
great looking ribs, and nice job on the plated pic!!
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very nice !
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Fabulous looking ribs!
When I sauce my ribs I really like it to carmelize. -
Nice. That second shot was the money picture!
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Looks perfect. I think the fall of the bone gets mistaken for overcooked ribs. I like it to have a little pull.
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Looks good, I like the corn dip!
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They look perfect! And your pics are great too. Nice!
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Very good looking ribs and very good pictures.Salado TX & 30A FL: Egg Family: 3 Large and a very well used Mini, added a Mini Max when they came out (I'm good for now). Just given another Mini to add to the herd.
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Okay I'm hungry! Great looking ribs.
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