Re: Rib Question

Fri Aug 08, 2008 10:33 pm

coffeeman wrote:This braising method works best for me, just choose your favorite rub and go. Smoke it for 30 minutes or so after if you want, although i don't.
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Enjoy

I have done it this way for quite some time - bake for several hours and then throw it on the grill for some color right before serving.

The smoking is a different method that I am playing with at the moment.
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Re: Rib Question

Fri Aug 08, 2008 11:41 pm

Pork Rib Dry Rub Recipe - enough for about 6 racks of ribs

1 Cup Paprika
1/4 Cup Ground Pepper
1/4 Medium Ground Salt
2 TBS Garlic Powder
1 TBS Cumin
1 TBS Coriander
3 TBS Brown Sugar

Rub the night before about 2 TBS per LB after removing membrane

Original Recipe called for 2 TBS of Onion Powder instead of Cumin and Coriander above - I was out of onion powder

I had two different types of Paprika in the pantry (Smoked and Fancy) and used a 1/2 cup of each.

Baby back about 4 hours at 225F, Trimmed spareribs about 5 hours.
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Re: Rib Question

Sat Aug 09, 2008 4:34 am

Don't forget, the best part of grilling, is rubbing your meat. :lol:
Stop staring at my big beautiful BOOBS!!!!
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