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Beef ribs on the ceramic

Been keeping an eye on them

Parts are probe tender, parts are still very tight
 

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Looks like a great day smoking. Especially the morning sunrise. The moon was a really cool redish orange last night. Looked like a sunrise
 
It always amazes me on the pullback you get on dino bones! Those, look fabulous, great cook man.

They kinda look like I cooked a buck tooth dino.... lol :shocked:

These ribs were from a local rancher also provides beef for Denver area high end restaurants.

I was hoping for 123a ribs, I guess those are already contracted and don't enter the retail market. I'm still looking though.

End result of the cook are lots of happy satisfied family. They have no idea what 123a ribs are, and it doesn't matter since this fit their expectation perfectly.

In reflection I had better cooking experience on my long gone Hasty. It was crazy drafty, which meant it had great airflow. Temps were easier to control too.

I plan to practice more on fast airflow smoking on the kamado for now.
 
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