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I gotta get me another propane tank so I have a backup. If I had one I would've cooked these the entire time on the grill. They are in the oven now at 225
 

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Before I got my Saffire/ egg. I used to put em in the oven on 300, then pull em off and grill em and burn a little BBQ on em.
They were good like that but I like em way better this way
 

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I'm about to pull these off the grill. Should I leave them uncovered in the oven? Also meaty side up or down?
Meat side up.
No need to cover at 225*.
I've wrapped slabs after grilling and before putting in the oven but honestly don't think it's necessary.
 

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Cool Ive had some say don't do it or what the hell are you doing you need that on there. Do you guys go for the pull off the bone style or the bite and jerk style?
A properly cooked rib should have a little snap when you bite into it but the meat should pull off the bone with little effort. If you can pull the bone out of the meat with no effort, they're over cooked.
 
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