too late....I ate it, all 7 Dorsets!!!!!
JungleRain said:too late....I ate it, all 7 Dorsets!!!!!
Next in line said:Back Ribs!
Ribs were rubbed down with chipotle tobasco and then with my wifes favorite spicy cajun rub. Then smoke for about five hours with pecan wood. Oh yeah my mouth is waterin just thinkin about it. Well it wasnt that hot but the sauce (served on the side) Is my home made stuff. Its called "The Dark Side of Barbecue". It will get your attention in a hurry...good flavor, good texture, great heat!
Served with home made onion rings and cold beer....Oh Yeah....
texas blues said:Welcome Nil... and the ribs sound pretty tasty. I gotta' tell ya' though, it is torture worse than waterboarding when you don't post pics!
Cheers, TB.
Next in line said:Here we go again.
I get the same s**t on the smokin forum...
Its like this... If I buy the camera to show you guys pics then there aint no meat to take pictures of...sorry...dont mean to torture anyone...but the ribs were amazing!!!
texas blues said:I'm guessing you're talkin' about "on the smokin' forum" as in bbq. If not, post pics of the other smoke.
Seriously, if you can't post pics, its all cool and the gang. We're glad to have you and your posts anyhow!
Cheers, TB.
Talljess said:unfortunately The culinary advocate that I am, have been unable to pursue my hobby due to being deployed but I did grind about 50 nagas to a course consistency so I could put them in a pepper mill to bring to iraq..I put dashes on everything I eat from ramen to eggs
QuadShotz said:Brunch skillet-thingy here.
Needed some wakey-wakey power after last night, so fried up some hot breakfast sausage, then added this:
The Green stuff is cilantro, potatos were pre-nuked for about 4mins. so wouldn't take so long then peeled and diced. The 8" chef knife is for scale...and cutting stuff too. ;-)
Also added some curry powder, S&P, red pepper, chile powder, and a dash of thyme and mexican oregano. Came out tasty, and those jalas were hot..only 'bout 10 very large seeds in 'em. Weird things from Mexico, and extra hot so seeds saved.
Also had to double-wash my hands after cutting up the habs as got sticky cap stuff all over..very potent lil buggers.
Served up w/ grated Monterey Jack, Buttered Toast and freshly ground Double-Dark Sumatra Dark Roast. (cam batteries croaked b4 that tho, oops)
Good stuff..would nice for Pita Bread, but don't have ATM. Leftovers will be assimilated into a burrito of some sort.
**Edit**
I was still hungry, and the batteries were charged now, so spread some hab jack on a tort, added the skillet mixture, topped off with a bit more Jack and El Pato Salsa Picante Jalapeno.
Awesome.
-QS
Blister said:Well, I'm just polishing off some scrambled eggs with a Vulcan Fire Salt and a diced serrano pepper. Quite tasty really.