Thanks Lumi. I'll try the soak. I'm always motivated until the membrane and I never know when they're done. I'm much better at everything else.
Thanks for pointing out the error, Poon. Remember how I told you I had a neighbor who was a Nebraska fan as well . . . I think you know where this is going. . . .
Try this recipe, BBC, it can't fail and only takes a couple hours :0074
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rt_yLN57E8Y&feature=related
Try this recipe, BBC, it can't fail and only takes a couple hours :0074
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rt_yLN57E8Y&feature=related
"real rib men called these chops pork industry wants call'em ribs we will call them ribs too " :mj07:
I prefer low and slow indirect heat rather than this method but they do come out tender and tasty and only takes about an hour and a half. I'll never do them this way again.I'm trying this one today and will let you know if it's a winner. Using boneless pork loin back ribs.
I prefer low and slow indirect heat rather than this method but they do come out tender and tasty and only takes about an hour and a half. I'll never do them this way again.
Ditto on the low and slow. I actually put my pork butts and brisket on around midnight the day before we eat. Smaller one I can put on around 4 am or so.
website I highly suggest for all BBQ'ers
www.smokingmeatforums.com its the madjacks of BBQ
Hey Slick, send me a rack of ribs or better yet, bring two racks down here with yourself. .. :00hourI'll be grilling and smoking Saturday, Sunday and Monday.
The Jefferson's like baked beans :shrug:
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