Barbecoa #BBshortrib

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Re: Barbecoa #BBshortrib

Postby Swindon_Ed » 11 Feb 2012, 22:03

Ok now i'm really confused :?

ribs have shrunk more than i would have liked
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i was thinking that with the internal being at 195f they would have been over cooked but they were amazingly juicy but still a bit chewey and not the fall apart in the mouth tender that i was hoping for.
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I did foil them at 160f internal as they looked to be drying out and i would have throught this would have helped get them more fall apart tender.

Anyone got any suggestions???
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Re: Barbecoa #BBshortrib

Postby Swindon_Ed » 11 Feb 2012, 22:04

Could the injection be stopping the break down of the natural fat of the meat?
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Re: Barbecoa #BBshortrib

Postby esselle » 11 Feb 2012, 22:53

Sorry mate I have never cooked them but I assumed they would need to be cooked to brisket like temp?
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Re: Barbecoa #BBshortrib

Postby Steve » 11 Feb 2012, 23:50

They do shrink up like crazy but yours do look a bit extreme in terms of shrinkage. I've not done them too often but when I have I've done them by feel. I also foil but I foil late, they look like they're drying out when they aren't.

I'm cooking mine tomorrow and hope i don't get tat level of shrinkage :?
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Re: Barbecoa #BBshortrib

Postby Swindon_Ed » 12 Feb 2012, 00:04

Steve wrote:I foil late


Yeah that's going to be my plan for Monday, this time i foiled at 160f which was too early. What you say about them looking dry but they're not is spot on, as when i pulled out my thermapen load of juice came out they just didn't look pretty.

Steve wrote:when I have I've done them by feel.


That's they other bit i'll do, take it up to brisket temp's and then start testing it for tenderness with a fork to see how soft the meat is.
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Re: Barbecoa #BBshortrib

Postby Steve » 12 Feb 2012, 00:12

Think your plan sounds sensible.

Here are mine trimmed up

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And bathing in their marinade

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I'm trying a new rub for the first time. Something I've been working on over Winter for beef. Hope it's going to work as I'm going a little crazy with the glaze :D
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Re: Barbecoa #BBshortrib

Postby Swindon_Ed » 12 Feb 2012, 00:25

Well good luck mate.
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Re: Barbecoa #BBshortrib

Postby Steve » 12 Feb 2012, 18:38

Here are mine 3 hours in...

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And just before they went into foil...

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They're just finishing off now, should be coming off the grill in about 20 minutes.
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Re: Barbecoa #BBshortrib

Postby Steve » 12 Feb 2012, 19:06

Here they are...

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The reason they look quite light on top is the glaze I've used. They smell great so fingers crossed for tomorrow.
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Re: Barbecoa #BBshortrib

Postby esselle » 12 Feb 2012, 19:21

How long did they take Steve, and what temp?
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