I wanted to try something different from the same old BBQ'ed baby backs so I gave this recipe a try.
$10 worth of BB's and the rub ingredients.
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Ready to go.
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On the 18 with KBB and some apple wood. My trusty Bug-A-Salt is one of my newest toys to have around when I'm cooking outdoors. I put a laser on it too.
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This is for the braising liquid.
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After 2 hours at 230 the ribs went in the bath and were covered with foil.
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This is after 3 more hours at 325.
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Ingredients for the sauce. That is strained braise liquid in the pyrex.
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Directly over the coals on the WSM to finish.
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Time to eat.
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These were tasty, a nice break from the usual BB's. Next time I'll shave an hour off of the braising time, they were a little too tender. Thanks for looking. 8)
Looks like stick to your ribs BB's nice job
This looks fantastic


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