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Doing 24 racks of loin backs today. First time I used the rib racks. Plenty of room, no problem getting the ribs into the slots and of course they fit the FE just fine. Plan on taking them off in about 1/2 hour and glazing 12 racks at a time laying flat. They have been on about 4 hours now and look like they will be done in about an hour.
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Sorry I should have gotten some pictures, looked impressive. Will be using them again on September 15th, Oregon is playing the Okies and I figure to give out free ribs and beer to all the Okies that make the trip. They were real nice to us Ducks in Norman when we traveled there (except they beat us).

It does take quite a bit longer to cook ribs when you loadup the FE. And if you want to glaze them you have to do it in stages. I only used two rib racks for this cook and at the end I pulled out one and laid the ribs flat on the three standard flat racks, leaving one rib rack on top staying warm. Then when the glaze was set on those ribs I unloaded the other rib rack and glazed those.
thanks for the tip, candy (and the pellets I picked up from fedex!).
Would you happen to have a picture of these gadgets? are they similar to weber or other commercial racks?

I was thinking it would be incredibly cool to actually have an entire shelf/rack that slides in as a rib rack. When you want a lot of ribs you slide in these shelves and when you want brisket or some such you swap them out for the regular shelves. sounds like I need to visit the suggestions page!
I have an odd use for a rib rack. An oven liner foil pan will fit in the bottom part. Put the rib rack in top or next to top rack position and put your regular rack on top of the rib rack. Now you have a "juice buffer" so your chicken drippings won't contaminate other meats. I use this alot for chicken on the top shelf.
I also bought 4 racks when I got my cooker and have only had to use 4 twice. What is nice with 4 is you have one ready to go with the next batch when you take out one rack that is done. Beats burning my knuckles taking out the finished product and putting in the raw for the next round.

Health department probably likes it too, but that is just a guess

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