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I guess it really payes to make friends with your butcher. The problem I had with ribs before was because the pig was too old. She was a tough old girl (or guy).
Found a ok deal on babybacks, smoked them for 5 hours, wraped them in plastic wrap with a couple of sprays of apple juice, put them in a deck pizza oven turned down to 180 (not bad for a 50 year old oven). Nice and tender, put back in oven with sauce on for about 5 and serve.
Lesson learned, fresh meat not frozen.
Thank's for all the help here on the forum.
and Kate anamax makes bio-wille.
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Hi.

I had a bunch of trouble with ribs to start out. I also found it was mainly quality of ribs. I had some excellent help from forum members and now I am getting rave reviews on my ribs. I have to say a special thank you to Ron from Pellet Envy, Smiler

Great site on BioWillie! Thank you!

Take care!
Kate
ron,
man you really got my attention now!!!!!
not too many people can see different uses for the equipment available.
that was one really cool way of utilizing the equipment you have to solve a problem.
my hat is off to you sir!!!!
jack
ps. like any good chef this one is going into my note book. just never know when that one idea will pay off. thanks

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