Here are a couple pictures of a rack Beef Spare Ribs and a rack of Baby Backs.
I smoked theses on my Weber WSM for around three and a half hours using Kingsford Competition Briquet's and 4 chunks of apple wood. The ribs were rubbed with "Todds Dirt" and refrigerated for six hours prior to smoking. The ribs got a nice coating of Carnivor BBQ sauce for the last half hour on the smoker.
Weber WSM.
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Sauce and Rub.
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Couple hours in.
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Done.
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Beef spares.
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Beef.
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Happy customers.
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