🔥 What's Smoking/Cooking on your Pit Boss?

When you ask the girls what they want for Easter dinner and they say ribs & queso you just have to suck it up and take care of them.
 

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Looks yummy. Makes me want to try a couple of racks. Often wondered about the wrap/unwrap issue.
I have always wrapped. Not saying is better just that's what I've done. When I wrap I put a handful of brown sugar down , then put a little parkay on top of that, lay ribs meat down and then repeat with brown sugar and parkay. Test for doneness with a toothpick between the bones.
 

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I have always wrapped. Not saying is better just that's what I've done. When I wrap I put a handful of brown sugar down , then put a little parkay on top of that, lay ribs meat down and then repeat with brown sugar and parkay. Test for doneness with a toothpick between the bones.
I also wrap my for the last hour and half.
 
Babybacks and a Tenderloin. We go for "meaty" instead of fall off the bone. Its a hot cook. 350 for about an hour and 15 min. Tenderloin got the 145* treatment.
 

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Babybacks and a Tenderloin. We go for "meaty" instead of fall off the bone. Its a hot cook. 350 for about an hour and 15 min. Tenderloin got the 145* treatment.
I'mof the opinion anyone can cook fall off the bone ribs (well almost anyone), give me a little tug on the meat and there's a winner!! Your ribs look great!!
 

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