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Lunch and a Baby Back anatomy question

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GJ
GJ Posts: 45
edited November -1 in EggHead Forum
I had the pleasure of having a very delicious lunch at Camp 31 in Paris (Ontario that is :)) with very enjoyale company, Mop! and BBQfan1. Anyway, after having pulled pork, brosket and ribs for lunch I come home with a smile on my face and my wife telling me we are having a treat for dinner...ribs! I neglected to mention to mention to her I was going out for BBQ. My question revolves around the rack of baby backs she purchased. When I took them out of the package they had this big hunk of tail hidden under the rack. There were a few little bones in it but it basically looked like a piece of tenderloin attached to a bb. Was I ripped off?? The rack cost $20!! Hopefully they will taste great in about 3 hrs.[p]GJ.
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  • Mop
    Mop Posts: 496
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    GJ, the pleasure was all mine sir!
    That was certainly a good for sure...
    Meeting yourself, bbqfan1, Bruce and his wife along with bbqbob was a treat.
    Like you said, "It`s nice to put a face to a name"[p]About your rack of babybacks, man thats a fair chunk O change for a rack, but Hey, I`ll bet they`ll be good....[p]I gotta get me a cooker like they had at that restaurant.LOL
    he said he could load 150 racks of big side ribs in it....
    YEAH BABY!>>>>>[p]Mop~

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  • GJ
    GJ Posts: 45
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    Mop,yes that was some cooker. [p]Well, it is a little after 8pm and the ribs are just a pile of bones. The hunk-o-meat was not too bad. Inside were what I would describe as blade bones.[p]I did them for 3 hrs, indirect, with a light dusting of Billy Bee Honey BBQ seasoning. My 12 year-old game explicit instructions...no too hot, have to see the bone, and no sauce. They were still delicious.[p]GJ

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