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Geo last won the day on March 17 2016
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I was about to ask the same thing. Any ideas would be appreciated
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Looks wonderful! Could you please share what temperature you used? I’ve never made one.
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WOW! Makin’ me hungry. Great cook!
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Thanks for posting. I’ve never been able to confidently light a fire with my torch, and walk away while it heats-up... Most of the time it goes out completely! I showed Mrs. Geo the link to the blower. If I had just tried it, she would have said that I was being a ”Tim Allen” about the blower. A cool hair dryer would have been my best-guess.
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Cooked another batch of ribs this evening. Got these ribs at the local butcher shop instead of a grocery store. They were more than twice as thick! Cooked them just as Aussie said. At 3 hours, there was a large amount of juice on one of the racks as can be seen in the picture. After a total of 6-hours, there was still juice pooling on the ribs. Even though it’s bedtime, I decided to try a small slice... WONDERFUL... Very Tender, and LOTS of flavor! Thank you Aussie, for your sure-fire directions. You and the KK made it easy! We cooked these for my son, but as good as it tastes, we’ll probably keep one of the racks for ourselves!
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Smoked the beef ribs last weekend. Got rushed, and didn’t take time to let the temperature stabilized. How many times do I need to learn that lesson? ;<( Temperature went up to 300°, and refused to cool down. KK holds heat so well that it takes a LONG time for the temperature to change. (Normally a good thing). The ribs were still juicy, but a bit of a crust on the outside made it less-than-perfect. (Mrs. Geo liked them, but I know they can be so much better when cooked properly) I’ll try it again in a few days.
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Thanks so much, Aussie. Your instructions make it sound easy. I hope to give it a try tomorrow. Will let you know how it turned out.
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Thanks for posting, Aussie Ora. Those look Over-The-Top good! I’m not much of a beef eater, but want to fix some ribs for my son. Could you please post info about your cook? Keep in mind that I’m a complete newcomer as far as beef ribs, so any info would be appreciated.
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Good to hear that you and your family are okay. Thanks for posting.
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So very sorry to read about your injury, Susan. I've gotta get on this forum more regularly! You're in my prayers for a complete recovery.
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Thanks, Joe. I'll do that
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Thanks MacKenzie. I'll do that.
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Looks wonderful, Shuley. I've never tried the no-foil process for ribs, but after seeing yours, I'm going to give it a try. Those potatoes look awesome... Gotta try that too!