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Another baby back rib question
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SmokinJ
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This may sound strange but I'm cooking some baby backs for my Dad and now that he is older his teeth aren't as strong. hHe wants me to cook him a rack and make them really fall off the bone as in when I'm done cooking, he wants me pull the bones out and serve like a full rack together but no bones. I was thinking foiling longer any thoughts?. I don't foil when I do ribs usually but I'll give i shot.
Thanks
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If you give them 1-1/2 hours in the foil, after a few hours at 250, you will have some non-tooth breakin rib meat. If they seem too loose then put them back on for half an hour or so (no foil) to firm up a bit.
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I say go for foil. Pour a little cider vinegar and/or apple juice in a foil pouch with the ribs.Which came first the chicken or the egg? I egged the chicken and then I ate his leg.
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Thanks. I will give the foil a shot for 1.5 and maybe try some blues hog tennessee red in the foil pack.
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