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Please note this is what I can make out from the comments and his notes, so this is just my own observations.
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- if you're reading this, seriously, would it kill you to be a bit more specific :P)
Ingredients:
1 large package pork ribs
Rub:
1-2 tsps cumin
1-2 tsps oregano
1-2 tsps thyme
1-2 tsps dried sage
1-2 tsps powdered garlic
1-2 tsps salt
1-2 tsps sugar
1-2 tsps smoked paprika
1-2 tsps cayenne pepper
1-2 tsps ground caraway seeds
1-2 tsps onion powder
1 bottle of Sweet Baby Rays (From Chris: if you're looking to stay 'dry' leave this out; though I have seen / have heard of some bbq masters use a white vinegar 'wash' to keep the pork from drying out entirely. But as long as the ribs have a decent layer of fat on them, they should stay moist while cooking. I would ALSO highly recommend the use of heavy-duty tin foil, it'll save time on the clean-up.)
Marinate overnight
Bake in the oven at 400 - 450 F for 4 hours, but halfway through, baste with the Baby Ray's (here, I would recommend turning the ribs over so that it promotes more even cooking.)
When done, let rest for 5 minutes and then DEVOUR (sorry
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From Chris: I was sorely tempted to leave this as one of our 'faves', but, maybe I can finagle a 'recipe' out of this submission from

Please note this is what I can make out from the comments and his notes, so this is just my own observations.
(And

Ingredients:
1 large package pork ribs
Rub:
1-2 tsps cumin
1-2 tsps oregano
1-2 tsps thyme
1-2 tsps dried sage
1-2 tsps powdered garlic
1-2 tsps salt
1-2 tsps sugar
1-2 tsps smoked paprika
1-2 tsps cayenne pepper
1-2 tsps ground caraway seeds
1-2 tsps onion powder
1 bottle of Sweet Baby Rays (From Chris: if you're looking to stay 'dry' leave this out; though I have seen / have heard of some bbq masters use a white vinegar 'wash' to keep the pork from drying out entirely. But as long as the ribs have a decent layer of fat on them, they should stay moist while cooking. I would ALSO highly recommend the use of heavy-duty tin foil, it'll save time on the clean-up.)
Marinate overnight
Bake in the oven at 400 - 450 F for 4 hours, but halfway through, baste with the Baby Ray's (here, I would recommend turning the ribs over so that it promotes more even cooking.)
When done, let rest for 5 minutes and then DEVOUR (sorry

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what you refer to is called a "Mop Sauce"
the "mop sauce" i use is made with
1C chicken broth
1C apple cider vinegar
1C olive oil
1T Salt
1T Black Pepper
simmer for 15 min tel it turns tawny and the oil incorporates
i baste the BBQ with this to reintroduce moisture and added flavor
then there is the "Finish Sauce" like you would use on pulled pork after it was "pulled" it is NOT BBQ sauce.
ask if you want the recipe
--Rick
the "mop sauce" i use is made with
1C chicken broth
1C apple cider vinegar
1C olive oil
1T Salt
1T Black Pepper
simmer for 15 min tel it turns tawny and the oil incorporates
i baste the BBQ with this to reintroduce moisture and added flavor
then there is the "Finish Sauce" like you would use on pulled pork after it was "pulled" it is NOT BBQ sauce.
ask if you want the recipe
--Rick
>>"When done, let rest for 5 minutes and then DEVOUR (sorry"
LOL
Emeril had his "Bam", Vrghr has "DEVOUR!" *laughs*
You go right on using it! Makes this wuff grin!
These definitely look tasty, especially when the weather drives you off your outdoor smoker and indoors for cooking.
LOL
Emeril had his "Bam", Vrghr has "DEVOUR!" *laughs*
You go right on using it! Makes this wuff grin!
These definitely look tasty, especially when the weather drives you off your outdoor smoker and indoors for cooking.
Here is a "Finish sauce" for Pulled Pork that is added to the pork after it is "pulled"
1-1/2C Apple cider Vinegar
1/4C dark brown sugar
1T salt
1T black pepper
1T Red pepper flakes
a good hearty dash of hot pepper sauce
simmer it down and add to the pulled pork.
good eating folks- Enjoy
--Rick
1-1/2C Apple cider Vinegar
1/4C dark brown sugar
1T salt
1T black pepper
1T Red pepper flakes
a good hearty dash of hot pepper sauce
simmer it down and add to the pulled pork.
good eating folks- Enjoy
--Rick
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