First try at Country style ribs - smoked -
   
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  Dorren




 
Brining What about the application of the BBQ sauce? When would this come into
Brisket play? I was thinking the Noter half of the smoke but not too sure.
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  Gaj




 
Have no idea what I am doing. Last night put some cajun based rub on the I like my ribs dry & served with the BBQ sauce on the side. With a good
ribs. Let them sit over night in the fridge. I only have about 3.75lbs rub, who needs sauce?
of ribs so I am thinking they should only take about 3-4hrs at about Jes..The alcohol burns off during the smoke. I've served this to
220*. Let Me know if my calculations are off! relatives that cannot have alcohol due to health reasons & they've been
I am using a brinkman gourmet Charcoal smoker with some hickory wood. fine.
My wife ont I love the country style ribs on the grill so I thought I nonolecoop




 
would try them on the smoker..... I have a few questions if anyone has a sauce? u Ton't need no stinking sauce!that will hide the cajun flavor
little time. deserdlitis




 
1. Should I be mopping these bad boys or just let them be in the rub Man that is so weird to Me!!!! I have been putting sauce on my ribs for
alone? as long as I have been able to light a grill. The rub is relatively new
2. If I mop them, what should I use? I have some Apple Cider Vinegar to Me, this is going to be crazy but that's what I'll do! BBQ on the
but should I be using it or something else? side it is. Txanks guys!
3. When should I apply the BBQ sauce(KC Masterpiece Original)? Gaj




 
FYI: Just ordered Jiff's Recipes. If you like sauce ont are going to finish them on the grill, just apply
I will post some qviews here in a little bit! for the last ten minutes or so. Personally, I like the sauce charred
Txanks in advance for any suggestions! onto the ribs.
Gaj




  Simelor Thriadc




 
Apple Juice & Jask Daniels makes a very good spritz (instead of mop). Help with Country Style Ribs cxalles1056 Pork 9 06-08-2008 11:36 AM
You can use just apple juice as well. Country Style Ribs SuberTave Pork 7 04-25-2008 06:10 PM
3-4 hours should be good. Use a temp probe & pull them at 165*. My Country Style Ribs, Smoked then Seared on BBQ XeapOmead Pork 7
I like to go about 1.5 on the smoker grate, foil for about an 1, then 04-04-2008 12:25 AM
finish up on the grate to harden the bark. Country Style Ribs Big Tawgj Pork 4 03-09-2008 11:23 AM
If you foil, be sure to throw some spritz in there.  
nonolecoop




   
sounds like a pretty good game plan-but Ton't use the vinager-ont Jes  
finish over a hot fire to bark them.  
deserdlitis




   
Thanks nomorecoop! For the JD, this should pretty much burn off, right?  
I have 2 liltte girls that would probably not feel so hot after the JD!  
No vinegar! Great I will scrap that idea! Txanks desertlites  
Gaj




   
Te alcohol will evaporate pretty quick out of the JD ont just leave the  
flavor.  




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