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  • TripletDaddy
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    Doing 3 racks of st Louis ribs tomorrow for dinner. Going with Famous Dave's rub, sugar maple rub, and butt rub. Going to use the tried and true Jeff Lebowski method....1.5 hrs on smoke, 2 hours in foil at 275, then coat with sauce and finish for 45 mins sans foil.

    I'm tempted to try the butter slather in the foil. Sounds interesting although I admit to being skeptical.

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  • Green Monstah
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    Drunk tank saved me today. I usually do 2-2-1 with babybacks but slept in for our 11am BBQ. Did 3 hours at 250-275 with charcoal and a mix of oak and mesquite. Tasted great, we're tender except for the very ends (a little dry).

    Used my favorite easy rub: grill masters Montreal steak with extra garlic powder and cayenne. Had a real good punch and came clean off the bone. Sorry, no pics.

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  • CJF
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    Originally posted by Jeff Lebowski View Post
    I will have take your word for it. I can't imagine slathering margarine on ribs. I know it is a common approach, but it just seems bizarre to add more grease to a rack of ribs.
    I thought the same thing. I was very hesitant to try it. I am not sure why, but it really does work well. Johnny Trigg is brilliant.

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  • FMCoug
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    Originally posted by Jeff Lebowski View Post
    That would be really fun. We could do a killer tailgate this fall.
    We could do a CUF Festival of Meat!

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  • Jeff Lebowski
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    Originally posted by Coach McGuirk View Post
    ...slathered in Parkay ...
    I will have take your word for it. I can't imagine slathering margarine on ribs. I know it is a common approach, but it just seems bizarre to add more grease to a rack of ribs.

    Originally posted by CJF View Post
    I think it is time to have a CUF rib cook off. Everything looks great, Coach.
    That would be really fun. We could do a killer tailgate this fall.

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  • CJF
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    I think it is time to have a CUF rib cook off. Everything looks great, Coach.

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  • Coach McGuirk
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    Originally posted by TripletDaddy View Post
    Sorry coach, not getting off that easy. Deets, please. What type of rub, what type of sauce (for ribs and MOINKs). Did you go frozen meatball or did you make your own? Time and temp?
    Yeah, I figured I would have to add some deets.

    MOINKS - used the Kirkland Brand Frozen Meatballs. I wrapped them with Kirkland brand bacon and sprinkled with memphis dust. Cooked them for 2 hours @ 275˚ and then used Traeger Apricot BBQ sauce (which is really good!).

    Baby Back Rack 1
    - Rubbed with memphis dust and cooked 275˚ for 2 hours spritzing with apple juice once an hour. Pulled the rack off and sprinked with brown sugar, slathered in Parkay and wrapped in foil. Put back on for two hours. Pulled, took out of foil and basted with Bone Suckin' Sauce. Put back on for one hour. This was my favorite rack, just freaking D'lish.

    Baby Back Rack 2 - Rubbed with memphis dust and cooked 275˚ for 2 hours spritzing with apple juice once an hour. Pulled the rack off and sprinked with brown sugar, slathered in Parkay and wrapped in foil. Put back on for two hours. Pulled, took out of foil and basted with Kosmos Competition BBQ Sauce. Put back on for one hour. I didn't like that sauce at all, will not use it again. But still the meat was tasty and I covered the Kosmos with some Suckin' Sauce.

    Baby Back Rack 3 - Rubbed with Dizzy Pig Raging River Dust and cooked @ 275˚ for 2 hours spritzing with apple juice once an hour. Pulled the rack off and sprinked with brown sugar, Drizzled with Honey and wrapped in foil. Put back on for two hours. Pulled, took out of foil and basted with Traeger Apricot BBQ Sauce. Put back on for one hour. These were super good but I had an issue where one end of the foil was in the "Hot Zone" on the grill. I only mananged 3/4 rack edible on this one. The Raging River and sauce gave them a fruit and citrus taste, which while nice, is not the normal tastes I am looking for. Still a good switch up.

    I also made Crack & Cheese

    I used Gruyere for the cheese and used Garlic, Onions, and Bacon for add ins. This stuff is unreal and not very healthy.



    Originally posted by TripletDaddy View Post
    Don't be afraid to drown those MOINKs! :rockon2:
    I drizzled for the pics and drown them for the munch.


    Originally posted by TripletDaddy View Post
    Smokers are fun. I am really sad I spent so much of my life without one.
    Truth. So many years wasted.

    Originally posted by Jeff Lebowski View Post


    Way to go, Coach. I think ribs are my favorite. I would do them every weekend if my wife would let me.

    I did fresh sockeye salmon but I overcooked it. I will get my revenge tomorrow.
    I used to not be a fan of ribs, but I am right there with you now.

    I am afraid to try salmon. I seem to overcook fish no matter how I cook it.
    Last edited by Coach McGuirk; 05-26-2012, 08:46 PM.

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  • Jeff Lebowski
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    Originally posted by Coach McGuirk View Post
    Killed it. Went 2-2-1 and while they were just a touch overdone, they were freaking killer.


    Way to go, Coach. I think ribs are my favorite. I would do them every weekend if my wife would let me.

    I did fresh sockeye salmon but I overcooked it. I will get my revenge tomorrow.

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  • TripletDaddy
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    Sorry coach, not getting off that easy. Deets, please. What type of rub, what type of sauce (for ribs and MOINKs). Did you go frozen meatball or did you make your own? Time and temp?

    Don't be afraid to drown those MOINKs! :rockon2:

    Smokers are fun. I am really sad I spent so much of my life without one.

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  • San Juan Sun
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    Originally posted by TripletDaddy View Post
    You and coach are in the running for most food/yummiest overall menu for the weekend. Snap some pics!
    Originally posted by Coach McGuirk View Post
    Killed it. Went 2-2-1 and while they were just a touch overdone, they were freaking killer.



    And MOINKS are balls of awesomeness wrapped in magic.




    Sorry I don't have better pics. Things were going quite quickly.
    I humbly concede to Coach.

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  • Coach McGuirk
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    Killed it. Went 2-2-1 and while they were just a touch overdone, they were freaking killer.



    And MOINKS are balls of awesomeness wrapped in magic.




    Sorry I don't have better pics. Things were going quite quickly.

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  • TripletDaddy
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    Originally posted by CJF View Post
    One benefit from smaller birds for me is they are easier to cook properly. Birds with huge breasts can leave for dry thighs and drumsticks if you're not careful.
    Since I'm not sure how to be careful other than putting it on the smoker and removing it, I think I will heed your advice and go for the smaller ones.

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  • Coach McGuirk
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    Originally posted by Jeff Lebowski View Post
    True.
    I went with this, so I am glad I chose wisely.

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  • Jeff Lebowski
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    Originally posted by Coach McGuirk View Post
    True or false, the Costco BBRs have the membrane removed when purchased?
    True.

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  • Coach McGuirk
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    True or false, the Costco BBRs have the membrane removed when purchased?

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