First Attempt At Beef Ribs

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munchonu
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First Attempt At Beef Ribs

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Trying beef ribs for the first time in a fec120 today, the largest rib weighs 1lb 2oz. Turkey crown has just come off the smoker, brined for 48 hours, FTC till later to have with the ribs. Heres a pic of the ribs (hope this works). Didn't get a before pic of the turkey but, I'll post both cooked later tonight.

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Re: First Attempt At Beef Ribs

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Personally i like to cook my beef ribs as whole racks so they come out like these
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14hrs at 250f. No foiling or any messing around and they came out lovely and tender.
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Re: First Attempt At Beef Ribs

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I'm with Ed on this one - they just take a long time.
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Re: First Attempt At Beef Ribs

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Found these in a meat supermarket, 7 ribs for 7 quid, not bad. yours look lush, hope mine turn out as good.
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Re: First Attempt At Beef Ribs

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8.5 hours later....

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I need a lie down after this plate full

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Re: First Attempt At Beef Ribs

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Nice looking snack ;)
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