Weekend Rib Cook

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Weekend Rib Cook

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Morning all, hope you all had a lovely weekend of cooking?

I attempted some more ribs, and think I finally have it nailed. Beautifully tender, great flavour and a nice smoke ring too! I was a very happy chap!

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Cooked 2 hours over mesquite wood chips, then 2 hours foiled with honey, more dry rub, worcestershire sauce, apple cider and hot sauce, then another 1/2 hour without foil whilst I let the bbq sauce glaze set.

I'm hungry again just thinking about it! :)

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Re: Weekend Rib Cook

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Oh, those look good. After my surprise at how well my pulled pork turned out at the weekend I'm already thinking about a nice rack of ribs or 2 for next weekend. I think you have just made my mind up for me :lol:
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Ditto, looks real good, don't think they're from asda :)
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They look great. What man doesn't like a nice rack ;)
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Re: Weekend Rib Cook

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Excellent Tom, love the pull away from the bone!
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Re: Weekend Rib Cook

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Thanks guys :) much appreciated! Haha they're the "meaty ribs" from Makro, really nice quality actually super impressed, although still quite pricey at about £9/rack. I'm hoping my brother in law can source me some from his catering butcher for a bit cheaper :D
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Re: Weekend Rib Cook

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Macros is out of my grasp, i think i'll plan a trip to Smithfield and see what's available there..
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I'd love a trip to Smithfield, but it's so far away and at such a ridiculous hour! :D
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I quite often work rediculous hours in London repairing 'puters' and often not that far from smithfields...
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I can recommend the East London Steak Company if you can't get to a decent butcher.
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