3-2-1 Question??

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abenson36

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Apr 8, 2007
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South Bend Indiana(GO IRISH)
I'm about ready for step 2, the question I have is when I wrap the ribs in foil, do I want the shiney side of the foil on the inside or out??
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I'm at that exact stage right now. Just be sure to put a bit of liquid in the foil (apple juice, sweet anything, beer, Jack, what you like) so they stay happy for the next 2 hours.
 
I found this info:

Aluminum foil typically has a dull and a shiny side, which occurs during the manufacturing of the material. Typically, neither side is significantly better than the other for the general purposes of cooking, wrapping, covering, or lining processes when preparing or storing foods. However, since there is a dull and a shiny side, and since the shiny side is a better reflector of heat or cold, it may be of some value to use each side accordingly when cooking or storing foods. It is simply that the difference in value is very small and probably not noticable. That said, since the shiny side of foil will reflect heat better, wrap foods to be stored in refrigerated conditions with the shiny side out so warmer temperatures are reflected away and kept out of the wrapped food. Similarly, if an item is being cooked, it may slow some of the cooking process only slightly if the shiny side is on the outside of the item resulting in the heat being reflected. Or if you want wrapped foods to remain warm, wrap the food with the dull side out so the heat reflects off the shiny side and back into the food.

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