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PnkPanther

is Blowin Smoke!
Joined
Jun 5, 2017
Location
Minneapolis, MN
Name or Nickame
Adam
I wanted spare ribs, but grocer was out and my butcher only had frozen spares and I was cooking that day, didn't feel like making a third stop so sucked it up with Baby Backs


I wanted to see how the fornetto performed in winter, granted mild day MN winter wise (uppers 20's I think)


Seasoned up ribs from a local BBQ place selling their rubs and sauces my sister got me for Xmas. I've never been there, but happy a local restaurant got some $$


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Smoker up and running. It was siftting around 260 most of cook, spiked to 300 when I didn't latch door tight after checking on charcoal



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About 90 minutes in, lets see how they look. My first time using hooks/hanging system. Not a huge fan with hangers integrated in lid to be honest, but narrow diameter only way to get ribs on without cutting them. For $65, I'll deal with it, but it's not a high point



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On the cutting board


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plated up, nice decent smoke ring. Good bite, cook went a bit faster than I expected so was eating at 5:15 (about 3 hour cook, didn't want to push it any further).


Rub was good. Pepper was strong, giving ribs almost jerky flavor (best way I can describe it). I think rub would be really good on beef, pork was pretty good, but feels more beef style. I have few ribs left over I'll cook in oven until extremely tender and bones pop out and make a sammie
 
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