Question about reheating ribs.

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alexqc

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Aug 19, 2015
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Quebec, Canada
Hey guys,

In about 4 weeks i am going on a fishing trip for a few days with my familly.

I planned to serve smoked baby back ribs one night. The thing is that I wont have a smoker there.

My familly likes FOTB ribs. So my plan is to smoke ribs at home, freeze them, then reheat them when we are at the fishing shack.

How should i cook them? If i do the 2-2-1 trick, i am pretty sure that when i reheat them on the bbq over there, meat will fall of the bone...and it will be a pain to serve.

So would it work if i smoke them like 4 hours, no foil, no sauce, just the rub. After that i vaccum seal them with some sauce and freeze them.

When i get there, i could put them in foil with the sauce, cook them a little then remove them from the foil?

Would you thinks this would work?

Thanks for your help.
 
When I have left over ribs I just cut them into three bone pieces and vacuum pack, then freeze them. They are obviously fully cooked. To serve I just let them thaw then drop the vacuum pack into simmering water.
 
To save time and trouble, fully cook, vac pack, and freeze. When you are at your destination place in simmering water or I prefer to steam in a pot with a rack on the bottom, saves time and energy. Serve with different sauces on the side so each can use their preferred sauce.

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