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i did the SousVide Ribs a while back, actually I have done them twice now with the same results. Yes, they are the moistest ribs (I did spares once and Baby Back the other) I have EVER had - anywhere. The problem I had with them and could NOT get over was the texture, they were the EXACT same...
GREAT write up thanks! This speaks volumes to me....
I make some good ribs. Occasionally, I make GREAT ribs! I too have been tweaking my method even after all these years looking for an improvement here or there. It is a hobby afterall, just happens to be a tasty one. I have tried different...
I have been wanting to get one of those, I love salt, it gives food flavor. I have this worry about food contamination though. Yes, logical me knows the salt block is safe by its very nature but illogical me has a louder voice....
You have some good replies above for sure. Main thing is to relax. BBQ is done when it is done, the BEST we can hope for is a guesstimate of time and temps. One sure test is the bend test, also, do not be afraid to cut a piece off if you are unsure and give it a try. Your ribs could have gone...
I see you already have to ring for your grill, all you need is this thing and you can do up to 4 racks on the rotisserie;
I love going simple and making ribs on my Kettle, it works great for wings too!
Beef ribs are fun to do. I love the presentation of the dinosaur bones! I treat them the same as I do my pork ribs. I slather them with yellow mustard and then season them well with my brisket blend (salt, pepper, garlic). I toss them on at 225 and good sized ones are usually done in 6 to 7...
One other thought, if you pay attention to temps and check the meat itself time to time you are most likely going to have a darn good dinner. just remember to relax and enjoy the process - it really is half the fun!
THANKS! It really was fantastic! When I roast at such low temps, I get very little in the way of drippings. What I did get went to the Au Jus. I used pure yummy bacon fat for the Yorkshire Puddings - I love the flavor it adds. Here is my favorite recipe for those, the key is to get the drippings...
I remember reading somewhere that a member did not think the smokin it electric smoker would be that great for a beef roast. I can tell you for sure, they were dead wrong! I started with a 3 bone bone-in Choice Standing Rib Roast from Costco. I got it home, cut the bones off, slathered it in a...
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