Garlic Olive Oil or Regular Olive Oil Apple cider vinegar Jim's Rub 50/50 Kosher Salt and Black pepper (4Tbs each) 1/4 tsp granulated garlic 1/4 tsp granulated onion 1 tbs paprika 1/2 tbs cayenne pepper Wood: Oak or Hickory Pull membrane off back, then rub ribs with garlic olive oil and sprinkle with Jim's rub. Or rub of your choice Wrap in foil for a couple of hours put back in refrigerator. At the end of 2 hrs. unwrap ribs. Per heat Smoked to 275 fill water pan about 1/2 to full with apple cider vinegar or water, once Smoker comes to temp, place ribs in Bone side down. Smoke for about 3.5-4.5 hrs. or until done, Adding smoke every hour for 3 hrs. And Spritz every 45 minuets to 1 hr for 3 hrs. with apple cider vinegar.. If you want to sauce put on the last 15 min. ******For BabyBack Ribs at the 3.4-3.5 hr Mark Check for doneness..******** How to check for Doneness 1. Temperature 203 between the bones in the meat. Check several areas 2. Use The toothpick test for doneness. You poke a toothpick into the meat between the bones. When it slides in with little or no resistance you have a done rack of ribs. It's best to test various parts of the rack to be sure you have them done to your liking. 3. Or do The bend test. Pick up the slab with a pair of tongs and bounce them slightly. If they are ready, the slab will bow until the meat starts to crack on the surface, A small crack means you need a little more time. It should be close to breaking when you lift the slab. You'll get the feel for this with practice. ENJOY How to prep your ribs. https://www.facebook.com/Ranger75th/videos/10212125407722480/
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