BBQ Honey Country Ribs W/Qview & Slide Show

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ronp

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It is a nice night here but a little nippy lately when the sun goes down.



So, I thought this might help.




Here is the stuff. 4 pounds of country ribs and the ingredients.

The plan: 3 hours smoke, foil with the honey bbq sauce, and maybe a sear at the end.

More to come, and thanks for watching the Qview And slide show that follows.

Ron
 
ronp i have one thing to say to you.................YOU ARE A MACHINE
man you never quit ..god bless you for makeing everyone here just drool all over there keyboard...looks like a great start we'll watch this close....
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u mister have to much time on your hands-wish I were in that boat!
 
Godh Ron, we all wish we had the time that you spend on smoking your life away, what a deal!
 
How can one not respect a man who drinks Tomato Beer!!!!!!

Love the stuff, great looking beginnings... couple finished shots?
 
Thanks Doc. I'm doing something I love doing.

When you retire, you need to find something to do, and I found this.

Thanks Mike.

Nice hobby, man's gotta eat.

Camera is charging, I'll have some later.

That I do, nice flavors works well with smoke and BBQ.


Yea I had a couplke of shots too. Oh, you meant Pics?
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I'll have some pics up later.

Thanks for watching and comenting.

Ron
 
Just an update with the final pics and slide show. I didn't sear them. There were about 4 # of ribs and I dry cured them with 4 TBS in a ziploc for 12 hours with Tender Quick. They were cured throught. I did a fry pan test and were't salty at all. So I just proceeded.



Was getting cold so I kicked it up a notch.




The sauce, a layer of Vadialia, catsup, KC and spices.






Some brown sugar.




Sauced and in the foil.




Tonight ready for steaming.




All done ready for eatin'.




Don't need a fork for these.

Click Here For The Slideshow.
http://s299.photobucket.com/albums/mm287/Ronp100343/?action=view&current=a91e7602.pbw


And thanks for watching the show, Ron.
 
Nice looking Q Ron. Im sure it taste just as good.
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Thanks, tastes great Brian.

Thanks Gene.

Thanks for watching the show,
Ron
 
Thanks Tim!!
 
Looks great bro, anouther masterpiece..or as some would say Meal great art. Loved the slide show.
 
Nothing wrong with the way those ribs look!! Real nice work!!
 
There is a bone there,more like a blade bone and not a rib bone.

Thanks Jerry. Glad you liked the slides.

Many different name maybe depending where you live.



Thanks Gooose.


Thanks for watching the show.

Ron
 
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