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Molasses= OLD SKOOL! Nice spin.Been using them for years.Youngsters just cannot grasp it.

I got the heads up from brethren frog13 who dropped off the face of the board 2 years ago, not too long after the tip. I tried it, liked it and then stashed it in my back pocket. I guess this slather craze reminded me of it and this cooks got me looking for any edge i can get

Brisket is on. My usual heavy trim, splay the point. Season with as much black ops as will hold and a coat of coarse salt and coarse pepper rested for an hour. The spritz is thinned out worchester/balsamic vinegar. We will be wrapping in paper and employing the long hold.

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My ribs ready to go

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Charlie is ready too. His ribs are consistent. Solid rub and baked in foil for 2 hours i believe before basting in sweet baby ray and gas grill finish. They came out exactly like they did last year. Well done brother. :thumb:


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This was a battle of two tested battle tested warriors. No punches were pull, every trick in the arsenal was at hand.

Charlie struck first. He dropped his entire 6 rack portion an hour and 15 minutes ahead of scheduled service. He also went with his typical 2 bone portion strategy, a gamble that cuts his portion lot in half but risks scaring lite eaters.

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I had to strike back but i wasnt anywhere near a reasonable rib offering. Charlies' gambit had me realing. I still had 45 minutes before i expected to serve. I let one of the briskets out as a counter punch. The effect was minimal, folks just loaded up on ribs and brisket.

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Desperate to stem the tide i called in the big guns. Road dog and :becky: to the rescue

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The gloves came off and the sides came out

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Puppy power. Who wants to eat when they can hang out with bruno

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I let patience be my virtue and was rewarded. The color on the ribs was great. Letting the meat sweat for 2 hours before cooking really helped.

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When no one was looking i made my move. Bam topped ya. Not my fault you put yours out so early

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And the winner is?........


Everyone. Good times with great people. Now lets have a beer and enjoy ourselves

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Nice attack! I got a friend from El Paso who swears by his dad's "BBQ" baked ribs. There's always the crowd that follows convenience. I bet Charlie use a crock pot for his pulled pork!
 
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