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    What should the internal temp of the ribs be??
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    Is this a Quiz? I say 160



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    When you pick the slab up and it try's to break apart, it done. Doubt you could use a meat thermometer on them, they're too thin.
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    You do not cook ribs to a internal temp.....that is only for large thick pieces of meat like a ham, boston butt, beef roast etc.
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    Quote Originally Posted by majflyboy View Post
    What should the internal temp of the ribs be??
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    Quote Originally Posted by "G" View Post
    You do not cook ribs to a internal temp.....that is only for large thick pieces of meat like a ham, boston butt, beef roast etc.
    Exactly what G said.
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    Yep those ribs are a timed cook at 225.....thats the 3-2-1.....I actually do mine 3 hrs unwrapped....two hours wrapped......and only 30minutes unwrapped with the bbq sauce
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    Did my first ones like that yesterday Tommy. Best rib's I have every cooked. Wife even complimented them, which is saying something for my cooking They just feel off the bones but just the right amount of chewiness.
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    Quote Originally Posted by "G" View Post
    Yep those ribs are a timed cook at 225.....thats the 3-2-1.....I actually do mine 3 hrs unwrapped....two hours wrapped......and only 30minutes unwrapped with the bbq sauce
    That's exactly how I'm doing mine this time except that I added DD's overnight soak in Pineapple juice. And, after the first step I realized that I couldn't do step #2 with a temp probe in it anyway. Appreciate all of the helpful responses, I'm learning a lot from them.
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    Glad your having fun with it Tommy........your getting some good eats too
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