Baby Backs On The WSM


 

Bob Mann

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I cooked some loin back ribs on my 22 1/2" WSM.
I lightly rubbed them with my regular pork rub (sucralose, chili powder, paprika, garlic powder, onion powder, pepper and salt).
I cooked them at 250F for 2 hours, then foiled them with apple cider and apple cider vinegar until toothpick tender, about another 1 1/4 hour.
They came out great!

Rubbed up and ready to go.
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On the WSM.
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Action shot.
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Ready to be foiled.
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Done.
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Cut up.
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Pot o' ribs.
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Served up dry.
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Beer o' the day.
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Thanks for looking.
 
That sounds and looks delicious. Question where do you get sucralose or is that just fancy speak for sugar?
 
Question where do you get sucralose or is that just fancy speak for sugar?
Sucralose is a sugar (sucrose) substitute.
Sucralose is the generic name for Splenda, the most common brand.
Boxes of the granulated form are readily available in super markets.
 
Sucralose tastes just like sucrose, it doesn't carmalize like sugar though.
I am on a ketogenic diet, and I'm am happy to trade off texture for taste which doesn't trigger a high glycemic response.
 

 

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