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Smoked Ribs
Prep Time: 30 minutes || Cook Time: 5 hours ||
Total: 330 Minutes
Servings: 1 rack || Yields:
Aaron Franklin Rib Recipe: Texas Style
Ingredients
1/4 cup black black pepper
1/8 cup kosher salt
3-4 lb rack pork spare ribs
Barbecue sauce
Directions
Heat your smoker to 250°F.
Combine salt and pepper, sprinkle and rub liberally over your ribs.
Place the ribs in the smoker, meat side up.
Cook until your desired color is reached, approximately 3 hours.
Towards the end mop your ribs with barbecue sauce, wrap in foil, and return the meat to the smoker, meat side down.
Cook 2 hours more. Rest before serving.
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