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For those that like Pho Jet Tila has a quick very good broth recipe. Better than some restaurants I been to. Pho the reason I have my... -
sandyut replied to the thread Type of Ribs.Thanks Rich, I was thinking of exactly that plan! How long did they cook? I be at Costco some time in the next couple weeks
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We just started making st. louis ribs towards the beginning of this year. We bought the Costco 2-pack, applied rub, and smoked them...
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I greatly prefer spares to babyback especially since they started leaving the thick loin meat on them. It always turns out dry as loin...
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sandyut replied to the thread Type of Ribs.I'll try to do a write up. Its literally been over a decade since I made the st louis.
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Yeah, and once they are turned off of something it can be tough to get them onto it again! Good luck Dave! I wanna hear how it goes for...
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sandyut replied to the thread Type of Ribs.I havent see legit BBs in a long time. Gonna se of I can get the wife on board with some st louis. I made them for a while, then the...
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Here's some more ,,, Lol . Right , but it seems some have gone back to cutting legit baby backs . Like these . Look at the cross cut...
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sandyut replied to the thread Type of Ribs.Ok then, st louis it is. I suspect way back I got an extra fatty rack and that put off my wife. I'll try some more and see how it...
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I could be wrong but I was under the belief spare ribs and st louis ribs are the same thing. You can get a full slab of spare ribs or...
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While I "could" buy spares, which are typically cheaper and cut them down, I almost exclusively buy St Louis. I don't have a butcher saw...
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What Ryan said Yes, St. Louis style ribs are regular spare ribs that have been trimmed down. [1, 2] How They Differ From Full Spare...
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Dave, buy ST Louis, and trim as much of the fat and flap meat as you can off of them. Smoke them at 250 to 275* unwrapped. If they look...
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sandyut replied to the thread Everything Bagel SD Loaf.Wife got a big container at Kroger it’s the Kroger brand private select I believe but I’ve seen it at Costco as well.
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