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Beezerk

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Partly successful.
They cooked a lot faster than I expected so were a touch torched in places, I love that anyway so didn't really mind lol. The meat was outstanding, soft and juicy with a crispy bark to crunch on.
I'll stick to baby back next time, these St Louis/spare ribs have those bones in the middle going crossways which was a pain in the arse.
I'm definitely trying this recipe again though ?

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Chucked on a jacobs ladder about half an hour ago, used Tabasco sauce as a binder for A&O Dirty Cow rub. Sitting at 250f with a lump of apple wood.
I've also got a cheap rack of ribs from Morissons which has Worcestershire sauce binder for A&O Sweet Bones & Butts rub, I'll put those on in a bit, might wrap in butter, brown sugar and honey for an hour :p
Pics will follow later no doubt ;)
 

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How have I missed this thread until now?!

I’ve got a Weber Spirit II gas grill and an aldi Kamado. Use them both all year round. Loving the kamado, it’s incredible. Low and slow, pizza, it does everything.

Every roast dinner I have the meat is cooked on it. Love a spatchc0ck chicken. Will remember to take photos and add them going forward.
 
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