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Beef Back Ribs

Started by Johnpv, June 29, 2014, 10:32:07 AM

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Johnpv

Made some beef back ribs yesterday and thought I would share the finished product.






coldkettle

They look amazing!  I made the same thing yesterday.  How long and at what temperature did you cook?  Mine were about 6 hrs at 225.


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Excellent !!!!



Just so nice looking........makes me want to track down some good ones around here !!!!



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AZ Monsoon

I think those look better than the ones I did a few weeks ago. I went about 4 hours at 250  for reference and they were pretty good.

blieb

Great close up shots, makin' me want to fire up some beef ribs!

Do you get them from a butcher?
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Johnpv

Thanks everyone!! 

I appreciate the comments.  Just for reference, all I did was put on some olive oil, and then covered them in the same rub I used on the brisket.  Which was just half salt and half ground black pepper by weight.  Then just a tiny bit of my regular rub.  Then smoked them for 3 hours with a mix of hickory and pecan wood.  Then I wrapped them in foil and gave them a little bit of that squeeze butter stuff on each side, and then poured a bit of beef broth into the foil pack.  Let that go for 1 1/2 - 2 hours and then unwrapped them and let them go another 30 - 45 minutes.

Quote from: coldkettle on June 29, 2014, 10:40:44 AM
How long and at what temperature did you cook? 

These were done at about 5 1/2 - 5 3/4 hours at around 235 - 245. 

Quote from: blieb on June 29, 2014, 02:58:42 PM
Do you get them from a butcher?

Actually I got them from Shoprite of all places.  We were doing our weekly shopping and spotted them while walking past the meat isle.

Ethang

Those look great. I need to start raising cows.


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They look fantastic.  I have never cooked a beef rib.  Going to have to change that.
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Craig

Looks awesome! As much as I love pork ribs, I actually like beef ribs even more so.

HankB

Those look fabulous! I've never seen any that meaty in the stores around here. Some are trimmed so much there are gaps between the bones!  >:( I still like them but I'm sure yours are even better.
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