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Rubbed a rack down with Wolfe regular and threw them into the smoker for four hours at 225º.

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Those ribs have some nice smoke color to them.
Here's what my plate looks like when I do ribs.... gotta have Montreal Steak seasoning and lottsa Ranch on the fries for me :LOL: And maybe some wings, too....http://www.discusscooking.com/forums/f26/i-am-such-pig-40400.html

Hey, I asked you before..... what is that corrugated thing on the grill? Is that aftermarket or something? What's it do?

Thanks
 
Those ribs have some nice smoke color to them.
Here's what my plate looks like when I do ribs.... gotta have Montreal Steak seasoning and lottsa Ranch on the fries for me :LOL: And maybe some wings, too....http://www.discusscooking.com/forums/f26/i-am-such-pig-40400.html

Hey, I asked you before..... what is that corrugated thing on the grill? Is that aftermarket or something? What's it do?

Thanks

Good morning,

That's an aluminum throwaway thingy to keep the grate clean. I get them at Home Depot.
 
Thanks. I wonder if they made something similar for heat deflectors. I don't seem to have a handle on keeping those clean and then they cause flareups more easily. I suppose I could try covering them with foil, but they get cherry red when my grill is on high and I don't know if the foil would hold up. A throwaway cover with the slots would be perfect.
I haven't been to HD in a while. I might have to see what all is out for grills now.
 
im making some this weekend. going to smoke them for about 3 hours, then bake, possibly grill as well. gotta love the rub and smoke method. :chef:
 

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