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Tips for Perfectly Cooking Ribs
To perfectly cook ribs, ensure you use an internal thermometer and cook them to an internal temperature between 202-208 degrees Fahrenheit for tender ribs. Avoid cooking based solely on time but focus on internal temperature for the desired texture. Resting the ribs for at least an hour after cooking is crucial for the best results. Additionally, it is essential to drain off excess liquid, season, and glaze the ribs after resting. Avoid keeping ribs in a completely airtight environment to prevent overcooking. Remember that every grill cooks differently, so adaptation and learning your grill's tendencies are key for consistent results. The '3-2-1' method is considered outdated, with the current sweet spot for wrapping ribs being around an hour to an hour and 15 minutes, accounting for various factors affecting cooking times. Avoid opening the wrap prematurely to maintain heat and cooking consistency, ensuring the ribs reach the desired tenderness without interruptions or setbacks.
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