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How many ribs are too many

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I keep buying ribs, first a restaurant pack of half rack babybacks from a grocery store they were 28 lbs now 20 more pounds of what I'm assuming are chuck short ribs from the butcher I guess the price was right but its just two of us. I've never done beef ribs but excited to give it a go this weekend.
 

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I'm in the same boat as you. Only wife and me to eat on a large meat purchase.

What did you do with 28# of pork baby back?

I am not a beef rib fan. Good luck.
 
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I'm in the same boat as you. Only wife and me to eat on a large meat purchase.

What did you do with 28# of pork baby back?

I am not a beef rib fan. Good luck.
Vacuum sealed two half racks per, the beef ribs are 5 lb racks, just eating a lot of ribs
 
Nice, sounds like your stocked up for a bit! Good luck on the beef ribs, definitely one of my favs!
 
I agree with the group. No such thing as too many ribs. If I see it on sale I buy them. Most are cryo packed so easy to freeze and if not I break out my vacuum sealer and go from there.
 
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