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Buy high and sell "low"
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Since we are allowed to be FREE and live our lives as we see fit.

Here is my contribution of America and the 4th

3 racks on the Joe, should be done around 5:00 just in time for dinner and then to watch the fireworks.



Done,



Mmmmm Mmmmmm good

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Cant wait to see them done. They look great.



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That's a lot of ribs for such a little cooker.
Efficient but a great cooker.
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Me too, only on a Weber Performer. Getting close for an early meal.



Jim


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Looks great! If I leave now, I should be able to get there by 5:00 Big Grin



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Done a bit early, so those that are on the way you better hurry up... Razz


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I think them ribs need some protection. You may have roaming hordes at the gates for them.



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Looking good. What wood are you guys using? I love hickory with pork......have been tempted to try apple, but like the hickory so much I haven't tried.
 
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Originally posted by jimmy123x:
Looking good. What wood are you guys using? I love hickory with pork......have been tempted to try apple, but like the hickory so much I haven't tried.


I like cherry or apple for ribs.


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I used cherry this time around and they came out great. The rub is a little on the sweet side so I thought a fruit wood would be good.

Jim


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Oh, my. Those really look good.



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I really do not notice any difference when using different woods (sorry to those that disagree) but this time I tried Apple and Royal Oak lump charcoal.


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I really do not notice any difference when using different woods (sorry to those that disagree) but this time I tried Apple and Royal Oak lump charcoal.


Try using Mesquite next time. Trust me, you'll notice the difference.

Jim


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