Some Baby Backs at the dock.
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Is it even Father’s Day if you don’t fire up the grill?
Some Baby Backs at the dock.
Tag: ribs
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@Killer_Hogs_BBQ Rub For The St Louis Ribs On The @WeberGrills Performer
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The BBQ Rub is excellent. I highly recommend it and may go in for the five lb bag if anyone wants to split it up with me.
This cook was pretty straightforward. 250 degrees. Ribs cooked offset the coals. Charcoal arranged with the snake method. Apple chips for smoke. Foil under the ribs to collect the drippings. After 3.5, hours wrap in foil with a couple of squirts of BBQ sauce. Back on the grill for another 2 hours. When checking to see if they’re done I use a pair of tongs and lift the ribs from about the halfway point of the ribs. If they bend easily I know they are done. Another way to tell if they’re done is if the bark separates when you bend them.
St Louis Ribs Snake Method Set Up For The @WeberGrills Performer
First arrange the coals around the inside perimeter of the bowl in a semicircle from 7:30 to 3:00
Next place a Weber lighter cube at the left hand start of the snake (or fuse) and get the left most coals going. Place come apple wood along the top and cherry wood chips sprinkled along the path of the snake.
St Louis ribs have been dusted with rub for an hour or so.
Place the foil under the grill grate and on top of the charcoal grate for an easy clean up. Once covered grill temps hit 200 degrees close the bottom vent so the handle is about one inch from being completely closed. Cover and don’t peek for about three hours when we will mop them for the first time.
captjoe06Using the Upper Deck Grill Grate to cook #chickenpotpie and #porkribs on the @webergrills Kettle #bbq
It’s hard to put into words how good Kate’s chicken pot pie is, especially after giving it the smoke for an hour and a half.
5:58AM @CaptJoeLobster A Light snow is falling and the #beef #ribs just hit the @webergrills kettle
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Current conditions-
6:21AM Vents wide open, grate temp 255
Kingsford briquettes arranged for snake method.
Cherry wood chucks and apple wood chips placed on top of the briquettes along the path of the snake.
7:42AM Update
Pit Temps have climbed to 325ish due to some large chunks of apple wood being on fire but she’s chugging along nicely. Closed bottom vent around halfway.
Nice bark forming!
Nice little pullback on the bones-
9:15AM Update temps still over 300 so I closed bottom vent completely and the top vent about 1/2 way. they’ve got the color I’m looking for. Now just need time to break down all that connective tissue and get them to probe tender. I’m looking for an effortless entry with a toothpick, like as if the toothpick was going into warm butter.
10:38AM Update
Toothpick Tender Test
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