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Posted on 2/8/10 at 10:57 am
Posted on 2/8/10 at 10:57 am
cooked 2 "baby back" racks at 250 for 4 hours. pulled the membrane, used dry rub and refrigerated overnight before cooking. still tough. gonna put them in the crock pot on low the rest of the day to rescue them. other suggestions?
Posted on 2/8/10 at 11:06 am to Benchwarmer
Was this in a smoker or in the oven? Maybe you inadvertently got some BB's with lower fat content and they dried out on you?? I am a bigger fan of spares if you can get quality racks and trim them well.
Don't know, I typically prep BB's like you did with membrane off and heavy rub, cook at 250 on indirect haeat with lump charcoal and a chunk of maple, then foil after 2.5 hours for one more hour indirect (you can add bbq sauce or other with the foil), then take out of the foil and back on indirect for 15 minutes or so to finish, they are always good, very moist and takes a little tug to get them off the bone. I use a ceramic smoker with forced air unit, it retains a lot of moisture that way as you can completely close the exhaust vent.
Don't know, I typically prep BB's like you did with membrane off and heavy rub, cook at 250 on indirect haeat with lump charcoal and a chunk of maple, then foil after 2.5 hours for one more hour indirect (you can add bbq sauce or other with the foil), then take out of the foil and back on indirect for 15 minutes or so to finish, they are always good, very moist and takes a little tug to get them off the bone. I use a ceramic smoker with forced air unit, it retains a lot of moisture that way as you can completely close the exhaust vent.
Posted on 2/8/10 at 11:13 am to Benchwarmer
Are they for supper tonight? I'd sprinkle them with some water (or apple juice), wrap them in foil and bake them at 275 for an hour or so.
You got the time and temp right...dunno what went wrong.
You got the time and temp right...dunno what went wrong.
Posted on 2/8/10 at 2:38 pm to Benchwarmer
after 3 hours I hit them with some apple juice...wrap in foil and leave them on the pit for another 2 hours....
I rushed mine yesterday because I was taking them over to a superbowl party...and only did them for about 4 hours....they were good...just not as good as they normally are....
I also had some trouble yesterday maintaining my heat...lots of wind and cooler temps...I had to watch it alot closer than I normally do.
I rushed mine yesterday because I was taking them over to a superbowl party...and only did them for about 4 hours....they were good...just not as good as they normally are....
I also had some trouble yesterday maintaining my heat...lots of wind and cooler temps...I had to watch it alot closer than I normally do.
Posted on 2/8/10 at 5:13 pm to Benchwarmer
I would suspect you got a thermometer issue.
If the thermometer is located well above the meat it could make a huge difference.
Many times the little jobs that come on smokers are placed too high, or they are just flat out wrong. No reason that 250 for 4 hours would not have had a decent result.
If the thermometer is located well above the meat it could make a huge difference.
Many times the little jobs that come on smokers are placed too high, or they are just flat out wrong. No reason that 250 for 4 hours would not have had a decent result.
Posted on 2/8/10 at 5:24 pm to Benchwarmer
wrap them in foil and cook for 2 1/2 hours. then unwrap and sauce and cook another 30 minutes.
Posted on 2/8/10 at 5:25 pm to Benchwarmer
cooked 3 racks yesterday....
peel the membrane, season with dry rub, wrap in aluminum foil, bake bone down on 325 for 3 hours
if you want to finish on the grill, u need to bake for 2.5 hours at 325....if u wait all 3 hours, they will fall apart
peel the membrane, season with dry rub, wrap in aluminum foil, bake bone down on 325 for 3 hours
if you want to finish on the grill, u need to bake for 2.5 hours at 325....if u wait all 3 hours, they will fall apart
This post was edited on 2/8/10 at 5:26 pm
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