Hi
Doe's anyone know where to buy plain baby back ribs from in cheshire please.
Regards Stuart
baby back ribs
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All Weather Griller
Re: baby back ribs
Hello again Stuart,
I tend to get regular baby backs from Costco your nearest is http://www.costco.co.uk/Locations_home/ ... ter_x.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; (I think). They come pre-vacuum packed and a usually pretty good.
I have to say though, if you want really meaty ribs then a request to a good local butcher.
You may need to apply for a card at Costco but the pic below shows them:
Cheers
Adie
I tend to get regular baby backs from Costco your nearest is http://www.costco.co.uk/Locations_home/ ... ter_x.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; (I think). They come pre-vacuum packed and a usually pretty good.
I have to say though, if you want really meaty ribs then a request to a good local butcher.
You may need to apply for a card at Costco but the pic below shows them:
Cheers
Adie
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Re: baby back ribs
Adie's bang on with baby backs, Costco is one of the best places.
If you're looking for spares, Booker do 10KG boxes of meaty spares for about £26.
If you're looking for spares, Booker do 10KG boxes of meaty spares for about £26.
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Hi Adie
Just to say that's some BBQ is it a smoker?
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Just to say that's some BBQ is it a smoker?
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Re: baby back ribs
Hi Adie
The picture's of the cosco ribs are you smoking them in the pictures?
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The picture's of the cosco ribs are you smoking them in the pictures?
All the best Stu
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Re: baby back ribs
Hi Steve
Thanks for the spare spare ribs from bookers great to know.
Thanks Stu
Thanks for the spare spare ribs from bookers great to know.
Thanks Stu
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Re: baby back ribs
Thanks Stu,
Yes the Jambo is basically a trailer mounted offset. But as Jamie Geer says, they're easy on the eye. They're often referred to as stick burners but in essence yes they are smokers.
The ribs were done on the Wsm using the 3-2-1 method at temps of 230-250, they tend to come out really well.
Beerz
Adie
Yes the Jambo is basically a trailer mounted offset. But as Jamie Geer says, they're easy on the eye. They're often referred to as stick burners but in essence yes they are smokers.
The ribs were done on the Wsm using the 3-2-1 method at temps of 230-250, they tend to come out really well.
Beerz
Adie