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St. Louis Pork Ribs

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What @browneyesvictim said .... St. Louis ribs are just highly trimmed spare ribs. With a little practice you can cut them down. Trim the upper chine/flap down to where the "knuckles", or joints of cartilage are. Trim the back, removing most fat, and remove the membrane. Now you have St. Louis ribs.

looks delicious! I haven't been able to find any St. Louis cuts around here in a long time. Only baby backs, and spare ribs. Baby backs are too lean, and spare ribs too fatty for my preference.
 
Nice job on the video But I would eat all you trimmed off if I buy whole ribs that's what I eat if I buy St Louis style that's what I eat. I'm sure you did something with the trimmings. Still a very nice video.

Warren
 
Looks great! I've done 3-2-1 for a long time, but I'm going to switch to a straight smoke. I like more of a bite too. I'm also of the opinion ribs are way better the next day.
 
Great video Disco.. seem like every time I read one of your posts I'm learning something... appreciate it
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Chile Relleno, I went to your recipe post for the first time and my goodness it's a treasure trove of goodness recipes!! An entire course on how to prepare meats and "q" them. I'm so grateful for all of you that take the time to share your knowledge!
 
Hey disco, found your blog and the rib tips recipe. Wow, your blog is a wonderful source for learning and getting new recipe ideas , Good Job!! Thanks for sharing.
 
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