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![]() I'm getting ready for Sunday - not sure where I'll be or what I'll be doing tomorrow, so I'm precooking the ribs tonight. My tiny off-set (smoker) BBQ is made for two people: only one rack of ribs fits over the drip pan, even if they are cut in half (I was hoping I'd be able to get 3 halves on without overhanging, but that didn't work out). They are happily smoke bathing at around 225° at the moment. I will take each rack out at 2.5 hours and wrap it in foil to finish in the oven, but now I'm wondering if I should cook them fully or leave them slightly under cooked so they can finish cooking when they are re-warmed? Your thoughts? Thanks to all! -- Avoid cutting yourself when slicing vegetables by getting someone else to hold them. |
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