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Ribs
« on: May 24, 2013, 05:52:23 PM »
Never been that good at ribs on the BBQ. Who's got some good recipes for me to try this weekend? Just finished my built in and we gotta break this thing in the RIGHT way!!!! :beer:
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Re: Ribs
« Reply #1 on: May 24, 2013, 06:16:35 PM »
Never been that good at ribs on the BBQ. Who's got some good recipes for me to try this weekend? Just finished my built in and we gotta break this thing in the RIGHT way!!!! :beer:

What kinda ribs we talkin' there scooter....

Beef? Pork? Squirrel?

I know some tricks...

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Re: Ribs
« Reply #2 on: May 24, 2013, 07:00:17 PM »
Biggest mistake I see being made is cooking too hot.

I'm going to talk beef ribs because they my favorite....

Open a beer and take a generous sip every few minutes (this is important). 8)
Leave the ribs attached, but cut through between each rib leaving about an inch and a half to two inches attached at the ends.

Start another beer.... :)

Get a pot of water boiling on the stove (big one) and add about 3/4 of a cup of Worcestershire sauce, toss the ribs in the water for about 7 minutes with the heat on high. The water will stop boiling immediately.
 Have the grill heating while doing this, shoot for  about 400 degrees, as soon as your par boiling process is done throw the ribs in a large zip type bag (do not shake off or dry them) with some ground pepper, a little bit of Chile pepper, some garlic powder (fresh garlic is better but tricky to deal with) and a couple dashes of liquid hickory smoke, we use Wrights.

That's a lot of work, grab another beer. ;)

Throw them on the grill and reduce the heat, typically one burner on low or near low. Grab another suds.

You should be seeing about 225 degrees. Flip them about every ten minutes cooking them for about an hour. Sauce can be added to taste at the end of the cooking process.

Enjoy with another beer.

Sweet potato fries go really good with ribs....

You can smell these bad boys cooking for miles....

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Re: Ribs
« Reply #3 on: May 24, 2013, 08:56:29 PM »
My fall off the bone baby back ribs... I use about 2 slabs, about 3 and a half pounds. I use a aluminum turkey type roasting pan, the cheapy type that you can get at the market. Preheat the oven to 350. Slice a large onion and spread evenly in the pan, place the ribs bone side down on top. Pour a beer, I prefer Newcastle over the ribs. Sprinkle with sea salt and pepper. Cover tightly with foil and bake for 3 hours or until tender. Get your grill going about medium, brush both sides with the BBQ sauce of your choice, I prefer a spicy one, and start grilling meat  side down 10 minutes or so, basting all along, flip them over and baste the cooked side real good. Grill covered another 10 minutes and you are done. Let stand about 10 to 15 minutes and enjoy! Sounds hard but it is really easy. What I like is with all the baking and all, I am drinking the whole time, NO interuptions, lol Glenn :beer:  I will have to try yours to Glenn. Good luck Bob with whatever you try :thumbup: :thumbup:
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Re: Ribs
« Reply #4 on: May 24, 2013, 09:13:46 PM »
Sounds good GT.....
We like a good baby back rib.... put together a good rub ....
brown sugar
garlic salt
onion powder
molasses
spices to taste.... beer as always....  :beer:
 rub on and let set as long as you want ........atleast 1 hour
put on grill . indirect heat...and cook ....and sit back and wait  :beer:
I use a smoker most times but a BBQ works kinda the same ...Good luck
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Re: Ribs
« Reply #5 on: May 24, 2013, 09:17:58 PM »
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Re: Ribs
« Reply #6 on: May 24, 2013, 10:32:16 PM »
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I'm not really a rib guy, but that looks damn TASTY!
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Re: Ribs
« Reply #7 on: May 24, 2013, 11:25:34 PM »
Bake 'em in the oven if you aren't going to smoke them, and then finish them on the grill.  Pork ribs need to cook low and slow.  I don't waste time on inferior beef ribs if pork is available, usually St. Louis style as they a good compromise between the stronger taste of a spare rib and the tenderness and ease of handling that you get from a baby back.

Dry rub them for at least an hour and slice the membranes between the bones (you will thank yourself later) and lay them in a large cooking pan.  Add appx 1-2 cups of apple juice, Dr. Pepper, beer, or something else that will impart a desirable flavor, and seal up the pan with foil.  Cook for about an hour at 300 then lift up a corner or two of the foil to let the moisture escape, reduce the heat to around 225 and cook for another hour.  Finish them off on the BBQ with a little sauce to burn the edges and carmelize the meat a bit.

Using a smoker is the best way to go by far though.  The ribs can cook longer, and the cook can drink more.  When I'm done drinking, or tomorrow, I'll send you an adress for some of the best seasonings around, or you can look up my thread over on RDP.  For something really different see if you can find Bone Sucking Sauce at your supermarket.   IT's spendy but damn is it good if you like spicy and sweet.   Damn now I'm hungry
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Re: Ribs
« Reply #8 on: May 24, 2013, 11:41:29 PM »
Man your guys recipes sound great and all but not my thing.

Heres how i do it,

First I grab a beer, this is very very important. Pound it and possibly a few others and wait for alcohol to take affect. Generally about a half hour.

Second, this is also very very important. I yell........." Woman I want some ribs" which I generally followed by an "ok babe"

Third, which is the most important step of all, I lay out in bed and fall asleep, and when I wake up poof they are ready.
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Re: Ribs
« Reply #9 on: May 24, 2013, 11:51:44 PM »
Man your guys recipes sound great and all but not my thing.

Heres how i do it,

First I grab a beer, this is very very important. Pound it and possibly a few others and wait for alcohol to take affect. Generally about a half hour.

Second, this is also very very important. I yell........." Woman I want some ribs" which I generally followed by an "ok babe"

Third, which is the most important step of all, I lay out in bed and fall asleep, and when I wake up poof they are ready.

You should write a recipe book. I guess it would be more like a pamphlet. ;D
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Re: Ribs
« Reply #10 on: May 25, 2013, 11:10:06 AM »
This website has so much info on BBQ it makes my head want to explode.   I found it when I was in pursuit of the perfect prime rib recipe.  Lots of info about the actual science of how meat cooks.
http://amazingribs.com/

I have been using a rub for years that I was getting out the backdoor of a local restaurant.  The bartender was a buddy, and he would hook me up every few months as the manager would never sell it to me. Ancient chinese secret or some shit like that I guess he thought.  Anyway after a few years the label changed, and my heart was broken.  I figured I would never be able to get it again.  Turns out a guy over at RDP knows the dude that actually makes my beloved pork rub, and tone of other stuff.  Everything I have tried has been great.   Enjoy . . .   http://jkwesternpride.com/index.php
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Re: Ribs
« Reply #11 on: May 25, 2013, 12:46:45 PM »
Awesome ideas gents. Gonna try one tonight. Not gonna say which one. Wish me luck. Thanks for the websites Johnny!!
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Re: Ribs
« Reply #12 on: May 25, 2013, 01:06:57 PM »
Today I'm doing pork butt in the crock pot.  5 lbs. of pig ass swimming in a bath of some crazy good teriyaki sauce built out of root beer, soy sauce, and apricot jam and a healthy dose of red pepper flakes.   Finished in 3 hours or so and nothing to clean up.  By the time the yard work is done, the pig will be too.
Tomorrow I'll be sitting by the pool killing margaritas while my buddy works on his Newcastle Ale beef ribs.   I think he bought about $50 worth of just ribs !  And the wife will be making homemade strawberry pie.   Nom nom nom

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Re: Ribs
« Reply #13 on: May 25, 2013, 02:45:12 PM »
Today I'm doing pork butt in the crock pot.  5 lbs. of pig ass swimming in a bath of some crazy good teriyaki sauce built out of root beer, soy sauce, and apricot jam and a healthy dose of red pepper flakes.   Finished in 3 hours or so and nothing to clean up.  By the time the yard work is done, the pig will be too.
Tomorrow I'll be sitting by the pool killing margaritas while my buddy works on his Newcastle Ale beef ribs.   I think he bought about $50 worth of just ribs !  And the wife will be making homemade strawberry pie.   Nom nom nom

My ass got bigger just reading this......  ^-^

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Re: Ribs
« Reply #14 on: May 26, 2013, 09:48:46 AM »
Today I'm doing pork butt in the crock pot.  5 lbs. of pig ass swimming in a bath of some crazy good teriyaki sauce built out of root beer, soy sauce, and apricot jam and a healthy dose of red pepper flakes.   Finished in 3 hours or so and nothing to clean up.  By the time the yard work is done, the pig will be too.
Tomorrow I'll be sitting by the pool killing margaritas while my buddy works on his Newcastle Ale beef ribs.   I think he bought about $50 worth of just ribs !  And the wife will be making homemade strawberry pie.   Nom nom nom
Dam it .... made an ass myself in the crock pot ! couldn't post it fast enough I guess. I used a liner this time "a bag"
1 can of Dr pepper
1 bottle BBQ sause
yellow onion
garlic clove
and spice to taste ....holly pig butt ...and did some stuffed peppers ...rice ,bacon ,and some smoked chees....ummmmm
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Re: Ribs
« Reply #15 on: May 26, 2013, 11:29:18 AM »
I tried to post a pic for GT but I can't get any of them to downsize enough.   I served mine over rice and topped with carmelized onions.   I have used Dr. Pepper before but didn't have any today.   Sounds like there was some good eating in the neighborhood .  :thumbup:
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Re: Ribs
« Reply #16 on: May 26, 2013, 11:46:15 AM »
I actually ended up doing a tri tip last night. Gonna do ribs tonight.
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Re: Ribs
« Reply #17 on: May 26, 2013, 09:00:22 PM »
I actually ended up doing a tri tip last night. Gonna do ribs tonight.

Live a little and try that link I posted to jd.   I have been using the prime rib and steak seasoning on my pork ribs and steaks for years, but they make a dedicated Santa Maria style tri-tip seasoning that I am sure is great too.  The most original seasoning for tri-tip is actually not much more than salt, pepper, garlic and onion cooked over red oak.

Check it out here    http://jkwesternpride.com/products_southseasislands.php
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