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Howdy folks,

Thanks in advance for your time. I currently have a Super Smoker Elite and I love how it's been cooking my Brisket and Shoulders. The one issue I have is with ribs. My ribs turn out VERY moist and "bark" isn't quite as firm as I would like it. I've heard some say they open the door to release moisture. Do you leave it open? Any info would be appreciated. Thanks!
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Yep,

Might as well give you the bad news first. Throw all them notes to the bottom of the pile, cause when you start opening the door, it will extend your smoke time.

You will loose heat, so what temp will you actually be smoking at?

I mess with the ribs at 3hrs, I would say 30-90 seconds, depending on how many slabs are in there.

In another 45 minutes for maybe a little longer and thats normally it, if they are ready to take out,ie...toothpick test.

The more slabs you smoke the more moisture that you have to deal with. You didn't say what temp do you smoke at normally?

I'm with Pags, good notes and a little practice till you get em the way you want.

Almost forgot to say, it seems like I get more moisture on frozen ribs as opposed to fresh ribs.

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