Ribs in the Fridge

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TAFKAP

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It's been a long time since I smoked ribs, and they came out terrible because I hadn't learned to control my fire. Now that I've really mastered my grill's temperature fluctuations, I'm going to try my hand again at smoking some baby backs.

I couldn't tell you how I prepared them or what went into it. I mixed some yellow mustard, Dijon mustard, a dab of honey, and a splash of soy sauce.....each side of the ribs got a couple spoonfuls and a rub down. I then sprinkled my trial & error rub, and patted it in.

They're wrapped in plastic wrap, and chilling in the dorm fridge. Lighting the grill somewhere in the neighborhood of noon tomorrow. This will be good!
 
The ribs right after I put them on the smoker
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My setup
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what temps and times do you do your ribs on? I plan to do some before too long, but I cant seem to get away from smoking a nice pork shoulder.
 
The goal is to hold 225 as best I can. If it scoots towards 250, I start venting a little bit. I'd say 6 hours, minimum, total cook time.
 

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