Shortribs

Kamado
4
60 Minutes
Easy

Ingredients

  • Shortribs ( 4 kg)
  • blues hog original bbq sauce
  • char siu angus & oink spices
  • apple cider vinegar

TiGER FiRE Accessories

  • hickory smoking chuncks
  • drip pan

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Ingredients

  • Shortribs ( 4 kg)
  • blues hog original bbq sauce
  • char siu angus & oink spices
  • apple cider vinegar

TiGER FiRE Accessories

  • hickory smoking chuncks
  • drip pan

No accessories required

Preparatory work:

  • Prepare the short ribs
  • Remove the shortribs from the refrigerator and let them come to room temperature.
  • Sprinkle the shortribs with salt and pepper and let them rest for a while.

Let's cook!

Step 1:

Prepare the Kamado for indirect heat at 110-120°C.

Place a drip pan under the grill to catch grease and juices.

Step 2:

Add a few pieces of smoking wood to the charcoal for extra flavor.

Step 3:

Place the shortribs on the rack above the drip pan.

Close the lid of the Kamado and let the shortribs cook slowly.

Depending on the thickness of the shortribs, it takes about 8-10 hours for them to be cooked. Also spray regularly with apple cider vinegar/water so they don't dry out.

Step 4:

Check the temperature of the Kamado regularly to ensure it remains stable.

Also check the temperature of the shortribs with a meat thermometer. The internal temperature of the shortribs should be around 93°C.

Step 5:

Remove the shortribs from the Kamado and let them rest for 10-15 minutes before cutting.

Step 6: Enjoy your delicious shortribs! I served them in a skillet.

Tip: You can also occasionally rub the shortribs with barbecue sauce during the last half hour of cooking for extra flavor.

Suggestion

Nice to combine with noodles in red curry

Let's cook!

Step 1:

Prepare the Kamado for indirect heat at 110-120°C.

Place a drip pan under the grill to catch grease and juices.

Step 2:

Add a few pieces of smoking wood to the charcoal for extra flavor.

Step 3:

Place the shortribs on the rack above the drip pan.

Close the lid of the Kamado and let the shortribs cook slowly.

Depending on the thickness of the shortribs, it takes about 8-10 hours for them to be cooked. Also spray regularly with apple cider vinegar/water so they don't dry out.

Step 4:

Check the temperature of the Kamado regularly to ensure it remains stable.

Also check the temperature of the shortribs with a meat thermometer. The internal temperature of the shortribs should be around 93°C.

Step 5:

Remove the shortribs from the Kamado and let them rest for 10-15 minutes before cutting.

Step 6: Enjoy your delicious shortribs! I served them in a skillet.

Tip: You can also occasionally rub the shortribs with barbecue sauce during the last half hour of cooking for extra flavor.

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