The Hot Pepper said:PS. When you can't remove it give it some crosshatch marks and rub with oil and it will help it cook away.
This is what I did....I scored the bone and meat
The Hot Pepper said:PS. When you can't remove it give it some crosshatch marks and rub with oil and it will help it cook away.
The Hot Pepper said:PS. When you can't remove it give it some crosshatch marks and rub with oil and it will help it cook away.
Drool wow!Ashen said:It isn't cheating, it just doesn't give me the result I prefer. I look at it as a preference thing , like how I prefer spareribs to babybacks.
I totally rock a hybrid smoke/ beer braise for beef chuck ribs sometimes .
alternate half hour in beer braise, that is above the hot side . then half hour indirect on grate. light smoke generating the whole time . run that for about three hrs ..
after that 45 mins or so indirect last 5 or so multi flip on hot side and sauce. .. total cook time about 3 1/2-4 hrs depending on size.
I take the leftover braise liquid and run it through a fat separator and cook it down by at least half and use it for base of bbq sauce.
I am sure purists would have a cow , but it is damn tasty.
SavinaRed said:I haven't fired mine up since September and those burgers make me want to fire up the BGE and get the BBQ season off to a good start.
I know it sounds goods so that way it justifies my lazy excusetexas blues said:
Whats a bbq season?
In Alaska and Texas we bbq 24/7 365.
texas blues said:
Whats a bbq season?
In Alaska and Texas we bbq 24/7 365.
ColdSmoke said:
Spring - late Fall
BBQ in rain sucks
ColdSmoke said:Nah...slow cooker time of year for me