smokeasaurus
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Down in South Texas they call these finger bones.
They are the trimmed underside of a prime rib roast.
When we have boneless rib-eyes for sale, I ask the meat cutters at work to save me the complete cut.
If not they cut them into individual bones and sell them as soup bones.
I rubbed em down the night before with Texas Brothers BBQ Rub
Into the #2 (which I have named the Silent Assasin)
I used a small hunk of hickory and apple.
Set at 225-230 and 4 hours uncovered and then double foil wrapped (poured in 1/2 can of beer and sprinkled in salt) for 3 hours. Then rested for 30 minutes
Super tender. Light smoke profile.I am liking this Lazy Q 8)
Money shot:
Thanks for lookin at The Smokes cookin
They are the trimmed underside of a prime rib roast.
When we have boneless rib-eyes for sale, I ask the meat cutters at work to save me the complete cut.
If not they cut them into individual bones and sell them as soup bones.
I rubbed em down the night before with Texas Brothers BBQ Rub
Into the #2 (which I have named the Silent Assasin)
I used a small hunk of hickory and apple.
Set at 225-230 and 4 hours uncovered and then double foil wrapped (poured in 1/2 can of beer and sprinkled in salt) for 3 hours. Then rested for 30 minutes
Super tender. Light smoke profile.I am liking this Lazy Q 8)
Money shot:
Thanks for lookin at The Smokes cookin