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How to I get my pork ribs fall off the bone tender

First time cooking on my Traeger last weekend. I used the 3-two-i method cooking Costco infant dorsum ribs

three hours smoke. ii hours @225 wrapped in foil, bbq sauced 1 hour bbq sauced unwrapped.

They were incredibly tasty. The one thing I want to improve is that they weren't fall off the os tender. What do I need to do to achieve fall off the bone tender?

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level 1

Keep em wrapped for three hours and brand sure they are meat side downwards in the foil. I also tend to bump up the temperature a piffling while I accept food wrapped. I pretty much exclusively practice a 3-3-one method now

Edit: also add some sort of braising liquid to the foil pouch. I typically either use apple tree juice or a combination of butter and honey.

level 1

The hugger-mugger to autumn off the bone ribs is low temperature (which you did), and keeping them moist. 3-ii-i method has never worked perfectly for me. My method is more than like iii-3-0.5 at 225F. Tenderness comes in the wrapped stage, so If the meat hasn't pulled back from the bone quite a bit, it isn't set to be unwrapped even so. Make sure the wrap doesn't leak since the meat needs to breast-stroke in its own fats and whatever liquids you add. Good luck!

level ane

I do four - iii - 1 and they are fall off the bone. 3-ii-1 is competition style which is not ordinarily meant to be fall off the bone.

level 1

Ain't a one of yous answered the human being's question. You pull the meat when your pork is at 200 degrees and not past 203.

It's pork and information technology is forgiving. Yous don't need a crutch or a special method or Dr. Pepper if yous want to be pit quality.

level 2

This gets an upvote from both for the suggestion and because the pure passion in the response is crawly

level 2

This. Well-nigh of these other 'recipes' are fine. But use a thermometer to pull it at the correct internal temp and y'all'll get the result yous (we all) want. Everything else is bonus.

level 1

I do the same with Costco (Swift) baby back ribs simply at 250, and they come out autumn off the bone.

level two

I should also add that during the foil wrap I add together ane cup of apple juice and some bbq sauce mixed in, and make sure it's wrapped pretty tightly

level 2

250 at which step? All of them?

level 1

Did yous keep information technology at 225 the whole time?

level two

Well, the first 10-15 minutes were, for some reason, under 180 and then the adjacent xxx minutes information technology shot up to 260-300 degrees

It was fix to 225 though

level 1

I use a tinfoil pan and put foil on top! I too employ Dr Pepper Bam

level 1

275 is my happy temp for just nearly everything except chicken. ribs, brisket, butts, chuck i do all at 275.

level 1

I've been working on this too, trying to go autumn off the bone in 3-ii-one method. Over the weekend I did 2 identical racks of ribs with the only departure being one wrapped in foil for the 2nd step, and the other wrapped in peach paper for the second step (I ran out of foil). The peach paper turned out surprisingly more tender, and nearly fall off the bone. And so information technology might be worth giving information technology a shot over foil if y'all are looking for real tender ribs.

level ane

Did you peel the dorsum membrane?

level 2

I tried and got some of it but didn't get it all off

level 1

I found that if I increased the temperatures of each footstep in the 3-2-i method by near fifty° they came out more than fall off the os.

level 1

Apply rub. Sous vide 24 hours (reserve liquid for your sauce). Chill in fridge (wrapped). Smoke on Traeger for 2 hours. Chef'southward kiss. Note any leftover ribs can be quickly reheated with glaze in your air fryer.

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