I Had my first long cook on my weber 57cm one touch yesterday. Used weber premium briquettes and oak for the smoke.
I lit the bbq at 9:30am and it ran between 220 and 250 degrees for 9 hours using only 3kg of charcoal (according to my maverick digital thermometer). I used 3 smallish pieces of oak as didnt want to over smoke and used the minion method. 1 full chimney of unlit and rest of small bag lit - just under half.
The temperature of the meat rose steadily for a few hours then stalled at 160f for about 3 hours - I hadn't planned on this. Once the temp hit 175 I wrapped the meat in foil for a further 2 hours and took it off at 190 and let it rest for a good 30 minutes. Whilst the meat was resting I made up a simple coleslaw of cabbage, onion, carrot, mayo, white vinegar, pepper and celery seeds. I then cut up a few spuds, covered then with olive oil and rosemary and out them in a cast iron pan and put on the bbq with the temp up about 400f for 35 minutes. The bbq sauce I made didn't really hit the spot so had to turn to bottled but overall a pleasant meal... Hadn't even heard of beef ribs till I went to the butcher the other day.
Most pictures I see are a lot smaller so what would mine b classed as? I bought them as 'beef ribs'...
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