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Well here they are. Pulled membrane off seasoned with rib rub and wrapped in foil for 20 hours. then into cold CS with 2 oz of hickory for 4.5 hours at 230 on the dial...I think its really 220. Then took out and sauced and wrapped in foil back into the CS for 45 min. Did the tear test and twist the rip test at the 4.5 mark and the meat fell off the bone.

thanks cookshack!!

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What sauce did you use??? I'm always looking for new sauce recipes. I have been experimenting with a few things and coming up with some of my own sauces since getting a few ideas from "The BBQ Bible" by Steve Raichlin, which I bought recently. I will post them in the recipe forum soon. I normally do my ribs by removing the membrane, rubbing with mustard and then coating with rub, leaving in the fridge 24 hours, then into the smokette at 220 for 3-4 hours, sauce them and then put them back in the smokette for 2 more hours (foils for last 30 minutes with a little more sauce if you like).

Here's the sauce I usually use, which is a slight variation of Jim Schroeder's Use for Any Meat Sauce:

BBQ Sauce


Ingredients:

2 to 4 cups catsup (smaller amount makes a thicker sauce)
2 cups brown sugar
3/4 cups balsamic vinegar
1/2 cup any red Wine
1/2 cup soy sauce
2 cloves garlic (freshly cut and minced)
� cup American mustard
� cup liquid smoke flavoring (optional)


Method

Cook until consistency is like a thick syrup.

G'day,

Micah Smiler Cool

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