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After getting this insta pot a couple years ago, wife finally decided to use it for ribs she purchased at ALDIs.
Put some rub on them, then into the insta pot (~25 min?).
Then she applied some bbq sauce and put them under the broiler for a few minutes.
Turned out great.

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After getting this insta pot a couple years ago, wife finally decided to use it for ribs she purchased at ALDIs.
Put some rub on them, then into the insta pot (~25 min?).
Then she applied some bbq sauce and put them under the broiler for a few minutes.
Turned out great.

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I don't care for smoked meat so I usually do ribs in the oven and they come out great. Season them wrap them up in foil and when done unwrap put bbq sauce and turn the broiler on.
 

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I could never get the timing down for steaks and chops so I just sous vide and sear now. Havent messed up a steak since I got my sous vide stick, only meat I dont use it on are boneless/skinless chicken thighs.
I started smoking steaks to an internal temperature of 100 and then sous vide for 2-3 hours at 120 and then sear them over sear grates. It's a long process but even the cheap cuts are insanely good.

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I don't care for smoked meat so I usually do ribs in the oven and they come out great. Season them wrap them up in foil and when done unwrap put bbq sauce and turn the broiler on.
Either does my wife. Depends on the pellets/wood you use. She's never had a problem with the stuff I've done over the years with the milder stuff.
I started smoking steaks to an internal temperature of 100 and then sous vide for 2-3 hours at 120 and then sear them over sear grates. It's a long process but even the cheap cuts are insanely good.

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It would be 9 before we ate if I did that. lol Unless it was the weekend.
 

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Either does my wife. Depends on the pellets/wood you use. She's never had a problem with the stuff I've done over the years with the milder stuff.

It would be 9 before we ate if I did that. lol Unless it was the weekend.
Yeah man it definitely has to be planned out.

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