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Vietnamese style baby back ribs
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bostonjosh
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Last night's cook... a Steven Raichlen recipe:
Overnight marinade with lemongrass, garlic, shallots, ginger, chilis, cilandro, fish sauce, and more... then final serving topped with cilantro and chopped peanuts.
Very good! Totally different flavor than the traditional prep.
Overnight marinade with lemongrass, garlic, shallots, ginger, chilis, cilandro, fish sauce, and more... then final serving topped with cilantro and chopped peanuts.
Very good! Totally different flavor than the traditional prep.
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Looks spectacular. What book is that recipe in. Thanks for sharing.Molly
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Looks great. I've seen that recipe before and been curious. If I remember correctly it doesn't call for using any smoke? Did you follow that or did you add some wood chips/chunks?
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"How to Grill" by Steven Raichlen. Great book; on my second copy -- the first fell apart from overuse.
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They look incredible! Anything with lemongrass, chilis and garlic gets me going.
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I didn't add chips/chunks. I definitely thought about it... (how could i do a 5-6hr rib cook without smoke? how could i do so and still call myself an egghead? )
But i decided to trust the recipe, and i'm glad i did. i think the smoke would have tampered with the taste, and i have to say these ribs were BURSTING with flavor. I also considered adding soaked loose tea (i've never done this, but it seemed appropriate for the recipe). anyway, as i said, in the end it wasn't necessary. -
Those look delicious! I have seen that recipe too and thought about making it. I could never get away from my go to baby back recipe. I might have to give that a try now.Large and Small BGE * www.quelfood.com
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looks wonderful and there is a nice smoke ring there even with out the chips or chunks. we hardly ever add anything extra and still get nice color and flavor.
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He's got a show on our PBS station here and I believe all his recipes are on his website, if you don't want to buy the book.
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It's kind of funny; I have watched his show, and now that I have my egg it is somewhat humorous to me that he always has about 20 grills/smokers going all in the background, but he doesn't have a single egg! I guess he doesn't know what he's missing.Lagrange, GA LBGE
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Looks fantastic. Thanks for sharing...il definitely giventhisnone a shot
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Those ribs look delicious! I have his book and see that it calls for a 1-1/2 hour indirect cook. What was your set up and did you cook for that length of time or the usual 5 or so hours? Thanks.
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bostonjosh: Great cook! I am a total junkie for all those flavors! Have lemongrass, tamarind, thai chiles, and kaffir lime growing in my yard so I never have to be without! Great cook, and I used to have that cookbook! (DANG! Gave it to a guy that was new to grilling! ) Great flavors, and I will have to do some experimenting. Thanks for posting.
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I did the 3-1-1 cook @250; can't go wrong with that.
Other than that, the only thing I changed was, in the last hour, I sprayed the ribs periodically with a mix of vinegar, honey, and sugar. I did this b/c they didn't quite have that browned/caramelized look that they usually do, probably b/c of lack of smoke. That seemed to do the trick.
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