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Ribs!

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  1. The Wood Wolverine

    The Wood Wolverine

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    Used a mustard binder and rub on one, no binder on the other.

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    And we wait.
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    Perfect amount of barkless cherry wood smoke, temp at 250.

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    3 hours on smoke. Time to wrap.
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    No sweet fruit juice so I added some Coke.

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    2 hours wrapped in the oven at 225.

    Sauced em up and back in the smoker for an hour.

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    :drool:

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    Rack 1
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    Rack 2
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    Danggggg those look good! :drool: Now ya got me craving ribs. I'm gonna go grab a few racks from the freezer for tomorrow :thumbs:
     
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    Looking delicious! Could you tell the difference in the mustard vs no mustard?
     
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    Looks great! That method seems to work the best for me also. I use the mustard at the start ,it works as a glue to hold the spices and the vinegar and mustard seed is just another spice in a different form.
    I haven't run the smoker in a while , schedules and weather not helping.
    I was hoping to fire it up today but rain in forecast so that's not happening. Soon though, I have a craving for some real BBQ and the gas grill doesn't count.
     
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    There was definitely a difference, it wasn't huge though. The rack w/o seemed like it had more of the rub flavor, a little more "peppery" or kicked up if you will.
     
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    Those look really good!
     
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    ... mmmm .... interesting... I wonder because of the actual contact with the meat? Case study needed.... :D
     
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    I know some people use mayo for a binder so add that to your research. :) Best case study ever. :yes: I couldn't speculate why but my son agreed in my findings. The girls all just took from whatever bowl of ribs were closest to them.
     
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    Mayo , sounds weird but why not.
    I've heard of stranger things.
     
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