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Da going on the grill best believe dat probably charcoal side how long what temp and how you know when they are done,?
Seriously dude, Im used to cooking my at and for the restaurant using the grill and oven and I'm happy with doing them that way. If I were you I'd crank it up to about 225-250 degrees and keep it there. Score the back with a knife 4-5 times, season them with salt, pepper and granulated garlic, sear them on both sides and put them on indirect heat.
 
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Seriously dude, Im used to cooking my at and for the restaurant using the grill and oven and I'm happy with doing them that way. If I were you I'd crank it up to about 225-250 degrees and keep it there. Score the back with a knife 4-5 times, season them with salt, pepper and granulated garlic, sear them on both sides and put them on indirect heat.
Thanks I have cooked ribs once and it was a long time ago and I forgot. What do you mean by score the back with a knife?
 
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Seriously dude, Im used to cooking my at and for the restaurant using the grill and oven and I'm happy with doing them that way. If I were you I'd crank it up to about 225-250 degrees and keep it there. Score the back with a knife 4-5 times, season them with salt, pepper and granulated garlic, sear them on both sides and put them on indirect heat.
Is this cooking all on the grill? And indirect heat is that on the heat or to the side? I wanted to smoke them but will settle with just getting them done good.
 
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Is this cooking all on the grill? And indirect heat is that on the heat or to the side? I wanted to smoke them but will settle with just getting them done good.

Yea smoke'em man. I dont know what you're using, pellets, wood, weed, charcoal .....just get to temp and put them on. Like Tin mans buddy said, wiggle that bone.
 
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