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Babyback for dinner.....for the dog!

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A little dirt never hurt, rinse it off toss it back on the grill for a few. Now my dog actually steals food off the counter.
 
The Horror-The Horror
Just tell'm it's a sea salt cracked black pepper rub and give them plenty of beer, they'll eat it.
LOL LOL LOL LOL ETC-----
 
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The Horror-The Horror
Just tell'm it's a sea salt cracked black pepper rub and give them plenty of beer, they'll eat it.

Ok, that made me laugh!

Sorry for your loss sacedbysapp
 
Not only No, but OH HELL NO !!!  Like B-One said, rinse it off and through it back on the heat for a bit.   
 
Waste not , want not . .  .
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I feel your pain. Even if you could get all the dirt out, every time you take a bite you'd be expecting that dirt crunch. Hell, dogs gotta eat too!
 
They where just sauced and sticky no way get dirt grass off plus dog goes back there
 
What's wrong with sharing a rack of ribs with a friend? Afterall, a dog IS man's best friend.
 
The dogs always get some goodies for sure. However, I would have been rinsing them puppies off with some hot water, then....
 
What??

There's no 5 second rule in Florida?

I have a new "pet" crow that watches to see if I leave something on the table unattended for too long. He removed the drip pan foil(w/drippings) the other day. Now he sits in a redwood tree watching my deck for his next score.
 
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