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Any good barbecuers here?
#11
RE: Any good barbecuers here?
You guys are incorrigible.  Big Grin

Hey, in all seriousness, I've heard suggestions with any meat, to soak it in rootbeer over night. Any truth to that other than flavor?
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#12
RE: Any good barbecuers here?
The dye helps with presentation, the liquid acts as a marinade.  I baste turkeys with coke.  

It's hard to keep em down on the grill  when they're zooted..but, you know, wurf.
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#13
RE: Any good barbecuers here?
(August 7, 2018 at 7:03 pm)Khemikal Wrote: The dye helps with presentation, the liquid acts as a marinade.  I baste turkeys with coke.  

It's hard to keep em down on the grill  when they're zooted..but, you know, wurf.

No, I am not just talking about flavor, I am talking about pre prep, anything besides getting the membrane off.

Part of my question was answered. Time and low temp. I am talking about prep that can make the pork more "fall off the bone".

Is there something besides brut force to get the membrane off? Make it easier to remove it?
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#14
RE: Any good barbecuers here?
Letting the ribs sit overnight in -anything- will change the flavor.  I've never done rootbeer..but I can vouch for coffee.  

You -could- brine it, but packaged ribs usually are.  As for the membrane, find a good brand or producer.  The problem is when they use cheap wire hook racks and overload the conveyor.  The little rips and tears are traction damage.  Beyond that, gentle but constant pressure in the direction it naturally wants to peel with a wide grip.  I get my thumbs under it, so that the fleshy ball is between the meat and the membrane..and lift with the rest of the side of my thumbs in an outward sliding motion.  

Like opening a butterfly, or other things.
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#15
RE: Any good barbecuers here?
Back in the 60s mom would parboil ribs prior to barbecuing them. I have no idea where the recipe is. The actual cut of rib was different too, gobs of meat, and they were fall apart delicious.

IIRC, another oddity in the recipe was the barbecue sauce. It looked and tasted like there were tomatoes in it. There wasn't!!
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#16
RE: Any good barbecuers here?
Mix barbeque sauce and hot sauce half and half. Put ribs in a deep enough pan to cover them with the sauce mix. Bake at 225 degrees 6-8 hours until tender. Char them over the grill and cover with more BBQ sauce.
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#17
RE: Any good barbecuers here?
(August 7, 2018 at 7:14 pm)vorlon13 Wrote: Back in the 60s mom would parboil ribs prior to barbecuing them.  I have no idea where the recipe is.  The actual cut of rib was different too, gobs of meat, and they were fall apart delicious.

IIRC, another oddity in the recipe was the barbecue sauce.  It looked and tasted like there were tomatoes in it.  There wasn't!!

Same here. Or throw them in a pressure cooker for about 20 min then finish them off on the grill or in the oven.
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#18
RE: Any good barbecuers here?
Low and slow is the key. 300 for 3 hours or more. It's better to grill them at the end so they char, but you can get a similar effect with a broiler.

(August 7, 2018 at 7:07 pm)Brian37 Wrote:
(August 7, 2018 at 7:03 pm)Khemikal Wrote: The dye helps with presentation, the liquid acts as a marinade.  I baste turkeys with coke.  

It's hard to keep em down on the grill  when they're zooted..but, you know, wurf.

No, I am not just talking about flavor, I am talking about pre prep, anything besides getting the membrane off.

Part of my question was answered. Time and low temp. I am talking about prep that can make the pork more "fall off the bone".

Is there something besides brut force to get the membrane off? Make it easier to remove it?

I will put a dry rub on them the night before and cover with foil and refrigerate. In the dry rub: Salt, pepper, garlic powder, onion powder, cumin and brown sugar.
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#19
RE: Any good barbecuers here?
Longhorn Steakhouse on Merritt Island. Is that "here" enough for you? Tongue /thread
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#20
RE: Any good barbecuers here?
(August 7, 2018 at 6:43 pm)The Valkyrie Wrote: Sorry, I'm only good with babies and long pig.

Do you know how intelligent pigs are??
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