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I wrapped 45 minutes ago putting melted butter with a little minced garlic on, same time I sauced the hams and wrapped.
Hams hit 201 so I just pulled and letting rest, will sauce the ribs in about 15 minutes, temp 180, smoker just a hair below 250 for first time...
 
I've been inspired to put some baby backs on the Traeger. 225 for now, Super Smoke on, apple pellets. Commercial rib rub from Cook Shack. Probably going to go 3-1-1, but we'll see how the cook goes.
 
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I wrapped 45 minutes ago putting melted butter with a little minced garlic on, same time I sauced the hams and wrapped.
Hams hit 201 so I just pulled and letting rest, will sauce the ribs in about 15 minutes, temp 180, smoker just a hair below 250 for first time...
201 degrees on the ham? I usually pull @ 145. Ribs are higher @ 190.
 
All good, ate some & put up rest.
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The picture is better than the result unfortunately. Learned a lot and will try again soon, have a few strips left of the pork belly.

Just working my way up to a brisket, want to make one soon, it's been a while. These make me want to get some ribs tho.
 
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My ribs came out GREAT!

I had been under the weather and the ribs may have put me over the edge. Major belly problems. That's when my wife informed me ribs generally do not go well with my belly. Never tracked it myself. However, she is not called SWMBO without reason.

Back to poultry!
 
Put in pan sauced and covered with foil at 3 pm (200 for an hour)sauced again at 4 pm, removed from cooker at 5.
Let set till 6 pm and pulled, nice bark and ring, tender.
3.46 lb pork butt, made sauce from an instant pot pork butt cook yesterday's juice plus mustard, ketchup and a little liquid smoke.
 

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