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I brined it for about 24 hours. Loosely based it off a recipe I found online. No real exact measurements, but the brine was water, salt, brown sugar, molasses, black peppercorns and sage leaves.

After brining I patted it dry and brushed it with a coating of butter. Then sprinkled a mix of Italian seasonings and poultry seasoning on top. Mostly whatever I had in the cabinet.

Smoked at 235 for 3 or so hours. Bumped temp up the last 30-45 minutes to beat a rain shower and I think that helped crisp the skin more too. So total cook time for the 7 lbs was close to 4 hours.


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St Loius ribs comp style
Marinaded overnight


After 3 hour smoke bath. Pulled to hit with squeeze butter, honey, and more rub. Then wrapped and back on the pit for 2 more hours



I will make my mop sauce in about an hour. The final hour of cooking will be unwrapped and hit with mop sauce. Should be ready around 6:45-7:00. Happy Labor Day BOTL!
 
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