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ribs
hey guys im gonna do some ribs the weekend but i was wandering do i boil them first as i read some where u should but dint know if its the same for low and slow
cheers all
mat
cheers all
mat
lipsmacking- Charcoal Starter
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Re: ribs
Hi Mat,
Please do not boil your ribs!
If they are done on a smoker, using the 3.2.1 method, you'll have the best tasting and most succulent ribs ever.
Please do not boil your ribs!
If they are done on a smoker, using the 3.2.1 method, you'll have the best tasting and most succulent ribs ever.
Re: ribs
sorry mate whats the 321 method
cheers mat
cheers mat
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Re: ribs
The 3-2-1 method starts out by preparing the ribs as normal.. removing the membrane, dusting with a rub or with just some salt and pepper if you prefer and then onto the smoker grate for about 3 hours.
This first stage is the "3" in the equation and is over when you see the meat starting to pull back from the bone about a quarter inch. This normally requires about 3 hours or so if you are able to maintain 225 degrees in your smoker.
The second stage of the process is removing the ribs from the smoker and wrapping them in heavy duty foil. Just before closing up the foil, splash on some apple juice.
Place the ribs back in the smoker wrapped in foil and let them cook for 2 hours.
This is the "2" in the formula for the most tender ribs you ever tasted.
When the second stage is over, remove the foil and place the ribs back on the smoker grate unwrapped to firm them up a little before serving.
You are now to the last and final stage in the process.. the "1".
Keep a close eye on the ribs at this point and remove them when they reach 172 degrees which should take about 45 minutes to an hour.
Let the ribs sit on the counter for about 15 minutes before slicing to allow the juices to redistribute throughout the meat.
Note: the 3-2-1 method is designed for spare ribs.. if you are looking to smoke baby back ribs then the process will be closer to 2-2-1.
This first stage is the "3" in the equation and is over when you see the meat starting to pull back from the bone about a quarter inch. This normally requires about 3 hours or so if you are able to maintain 225 degrees in your smoker.
The second stage of the process is removing the ribs from the smoker and wrapping them in heavy duty foil. Just before closing up the foil, splash on some apple juice.
Place the ribs back in the smoker wrapped in foil and let them cook for 2 hours.
This is the "2" in the formula for the most tender ribs you ever tasted.
When the second stage is over, remove the foil and place the ribs back on the smoker grate unwrapped to firm them up a little before serving.
You are now to the last and final stage in the process.. the "1".
Keep a close eye on the ribs at this point and remove them when they reach 172 degrees which should take about 45 minutes to an hour.
Let the ribs sit on the counter for about 15 minutes before slicing to allow the juices to redistribute throughout the meat.
Note: the 3-2-1 method is designed for spare ribs.. if you are looking to smoke baby back ribs then the process will be closer to 2-2-1.
Re: ribs
this sounds great do i use a water pan as i wanted to do them the same time aas a chicken and i prefer them cooked with a water pan
cheers
mat
cheers
mat
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Re: ribs
cheers that makes my life easier
cheers mate
mat
cheers mate
mat
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Re: ribs
wow wow wow wow WOW
well as u can gather i done the ribs and by christ they were the best damn thing i ever tatsed
done the 321 but mine was 4 3 1 and instead of apple juice in the foil (we dint have any) i used cherry flavour lambrini wow gotta go still got 3 ribs left
cheers guys
mat
well as u can gather i done the ribs and by christ they were the best damn thing i ever tatsed
done the 321 but mine was 4 3 1 and instead of apple juice in the foil (we dint have any) i used cherry flavour lambrini wow gotta go still got 3 ribs left
cheers guys
mat
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Re: ribs
Great job, I bet you will never ever consider boiling fibs again now will you.
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Re: ribs
no i will never boil ribs not when they turn out like that i still cant beleive how good they were im gonna go to sainsburys and see if they got any more for today lol.
but to make things better i managed to do a chicken,mini pork shoulder,ribs,and a gammon joint and they were all ready within 10 mins of each other
im lovin this q'ing
mat
but to make things better i managed to do a chicken,mini pork shoulder,ribs,and a gammon joint and they were all ready within 10 mins of each other
im lovin this q'ing
mat
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Re: ribs
lipsmacking wrote:...
but to make things better i managed to do a chicken,mini pork shoulder,ribs,and a gammon joint and they were all ready within 10 mins of each other
im lovin this q'ing
mat
How long did each of those cook for?
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Re: ribs
the chicken was 3 hours the gammon and pork roughly 4.5 hours and the ribs 8 hours in total
mat
mat
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Re: ribs
Try cooking your pork a bit longer so it pulls easily and less on the ribs.
Dr_KY- Smokin Hot
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Re: ribs
the reason the ribs were cooked so long is the temp was running at 140-150 f i kept it low cause i had to go to work for a while but they still turned out tender and juicy i did have a problem with them though and thats whe i tried to cut them most of the bones fell out lol lovely
mat
mat
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Re: ribs
you are hooked for sure now.
welcome to the club!
welcome to the club!
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Re: ribs
thank u and what a great club it is, its strange cause for may years ive liked to use a grill ( which i thought was a bbq) and never heard of cooking this way till surfing the net and in the last few weeks i reckon ive since i had a smoker ive got through more meat than sainsburys, ive even done a whole roast dinner in there and a red thai prawn and mango &sweet potato curry which i have to say is fantastic ( i will put recipe and pics up soon)
mat
mat
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Re: ribs
Hey Mat,
I know I'm a bit late in posting this section, but had to say that I'm glad everything turned out great for you. When I first read your question I nearly choked... ...thank goodness the gang here jumped right in and helped out!
It's always fun to see someone get totally hooked like you did! Welcome to the 'low & slow' crowd!
I know I'm a bit late in posting this section, but had to say that I'm glad everything turned out great for you. When I first read your question I nearly choked... ...thank goodness the gang here jumped right in and helped out!
It's always fun to see someone get totally hooked like you did! Welcome to the 'low & slow' crowd!
Re: ribs
ha ha
i totally love this club, nearly everyday i think what i can cook lol
cheers guys
i totally love this club, nearly everyday i think what i can cook lol
cheers guys
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Re: ribs
That's what it's all about...having fun and cooking creatures! As the old saying goes, "There's a place for all of the earth's creatures...right next to the potatoes."
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