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£50 is a real bargain for that!

That it was. Lady who sold it was fed up of burning sausages and went to a gas bbq. It was only up for a couple of mins before I got the message over to her. She was in Woking so just round the corner for me.
 

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That it was. Lady who sold it was fed up of burning sausages and went to a gas bbq. It was only up for a couple of mins before I got the message over to her. She was in Woking so just round the corner for me.

There will be a lot of people disappointed they have missed out on that.
 

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Just a small joint today. 1.5kg. Stuck it on at 7am this morning. Just taken it off to let it rest for 2hrs wrapped and in towels.


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Still looks good though. Any seasoning during the cook or just natural? I love putting coarse pepper and sea salt on mine with a hint of garlic powder. I don't oil up the steak though.

Just salt and pepper put on about an hour before cooking. Then cooked indirect at 130 degrees till it reached the correct temperature. Wrapped in foil and rested for 20 minutes then put directly over the coals and seared.
 

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Just salt and pepper put on about an hour before cooking. Then cooked indirect at 130 degrees till it reached the correct temperature. Wrapped in foil and rested for 20 minutes then put directly over the coals and seared.
Given that it was bone in, what internal temperature did you take it to on the indirect heat?
 

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Given that it was bone in, what internal temperature did you take it to on the indirect heat?

I took it to 50*C to keep the wife happier. If it was just me I'd have only taken it to 45. The whole thing weighed 1.8kg's and took about 1hr 20 to get upto temp.
 
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Just a little heads up. If you have a Farm Foods near you. They are currently selling the following for £4.99 a rack. USDA Ribs. Been getting lots of good feedback in the smoking groups I am part of.

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Picked up four, I’d have got more if my freezer was big enough lol.
Going to do some on Saturday, I’ve read that 2.5/1.5/0.5 is the way to go with these.

My stock method for ribs is 3-2-1

3hrs unwrapped with rub on at 120C
2hrs wrapped spritzed and a bit of moisture inside
1hrs unwrapped with sauce on potentially longer if I feel the sauce hasn't become sticky.

I went with a few but had more room in the freezer if I wanted. Didn't want to go mad in case they aren't as good as people say.
 

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My stock method for ribs is 3-2-1

3hrs unwrapped with rub on at 120C
2hrs wrapped spritzed and a bit of moisture inside
1hrs unwrapped with sauce on potentially longer if I feel the sauce hasn't become sticky.

I went with a few but had more room in the freezer if I wanted. Didn't want to go mad in case they aren't as good as people say.

I’ve never got away with 3/2/1 specially with the Morrisons ribs I get, I’m usually 1.5/1/0.5 with those.
I always use the Johnny Trigg method as well which is very close to yours but with butter, honey and brown sugar when you wrap ?
 
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