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  • Gulf
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    Great! looking ribs,Tom.

    Originally posted by nissanneill View Post
    I must admit that I was pretty disappointed with the quality of the available ribs during my Route 66 adventure across the US earlier this year. I never saw let alone tasted anything like your showing here!

    Neill
    Neill,
    If they had of built that road through the deep south, you would have .

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  • nissanneill
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    I must admit that I was pretty disappointed with the quality of the available ribs during my Route 66 adventure across the US earlier this year. I never saw let alone tasted anything like your showing here!

    Neill

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  • Tscarborough
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    Neighborhood rib cookoff

    The only restriction is they have to be baby back pork ribs. I made two racks, one dry rub, the other in brine. The oven was fired, and after 2 hours, I pulled coals from the oven, put them into the grill, browned both racks and then put them into the 2-250 degree oven for 7 hours.

    The dry rub has:

    Celery powder, jalapeno powder, cayenne, rubbed sage, garlic powder, allepo powder, coffee powder, salt, white pepper, black pepper, horseradish powder, ginger powder, paprika, and a couple others I can't remember.

    The brine is a salt/sugar cold brine with some smoke flavoring thrown in.
    Here is the process:

    Ribs after brining/spice rub, both have been brushed with a honey/secret ingredient glaze.
    Ribs on the coals from the oven.
    Both browned and ready for the oven.
    The oven is a little hot, so they are resting in the entry until it drops another 100 degrees.
    Ribs after 7 hours at 200 degrees.
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