Beef Short ribs still chewy after internal temperature reach 201F [duplicate]
so i currently start to cook beef short ribs on a vertical smoker.
The short ribs i used comes from australian company called hardwicks.
I cook the ribs at 250-285F. Vent are fully opened. Weather is sunny. I marinade them on sweet soy sauce overnight. I use black pepper, cumin powder, paprika powder, onion powder, garlic powder, and sea salt. I spritz them when it reaches 170, and when it hits 190, i wrap it on alumunium foil with some spritz. After hitting 201F i take it out, rest it for an hour, but instead of being butter-like texture, it still chewy.
I don't know how long i cook, i jjst focused on the internal temperature itself.
So does anyone know why it still chewy and not butter-like when it cutted? Thanks everyone, sorry bcs english is not my first language. Cheers!
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