Mothers day rib roast

FLBentRider

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Started with a 7lb rib roast
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Add some BP LLGS w/P
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On to the MAK 2 Star on SMOKE with BD Hickory.
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A couple of hours later
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We sent the mom for a nap and I took the 7 and 9 yo to Gander mountain to get a bow and use the archery range.
I stopped by the grocery store and picked up some sweet corn on the way home.

Out of FTC
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After a quick blast in a 500F convection oven
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Time to slice
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to be continued.
 

FLBentRider

New member
Plating
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There was supposed to be a green vegetable on the plate, but a certain someone(me) forgot to pick it up at the store.
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For dessert, double chocolate brownie with ice cream.
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Yeah, we ran outta plates...
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I did the entire cook on the SMOKE setting on the MAK. Total cook time was about 5 hours, plus an hour of FTC and five minutes in the 500F convection oven. The resulting roast was evenly and perfectly cooked, with a nice smokey crust.
 

TentHunter

Moderator
WOW, all I can say is I may just have to give your method a try because that is the most evenly cooked rib roast I think I've ever seen.

Nicely done!
 

FLBentRider

New member
WOW, all I can say is I may just have to give your method a try because that is the most evenly cooked rib roast I think I've ever seen.

Nicely done!

Thanks. The method is just run it on smoke until you get to 5-10 degrees of you desired final IT. FTC until just before serving time, then into a 500F oven (or grill) to get the "crust" slice and serve!
 

ACW3

New member
Now that is one fine looking piece of protein!!! That's all I would need on my plate. I want to save room for dessert.

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