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Just did a full rack of beef back ribs just salt, pepper and a little cayenne. Didn't want to hide flavor of meat, 300-325 indirect for 3 hrs. Came out perfect
Those look outstanding! I have made beef ribs on 3 occasions and have loved the flavor but I can't ever seam to get away from that tough, chewy membrane in the middle of the meat.
Those look outstanding! I have made beef ribs on 3 occasions and have loved the flavor but I can't ever seam to get away from that tough, chewy membrane in the middle of the meat.
I remove the membrane before cooking. Use a butter knife and slide it along the bone on the under side of the ribs. The membrane will start to peel off. Do it a little at a time on each bone and then grab it with a paper towel and peel it off. Repeat until they are all removed. It is well worth the trouble.
Great looking beef ribs! Nice and meaty. It is tough to find nice meaty beef ribs like that. Many racks I see are scrawny looking and have been trimmed to the bone so they can make the most of the boneless rib roast they are cutting here.
+1 to @Shiff saying to remove the membrane (Silverskin). I do this for any kind of ribs I make.
I agree I will pull off membrane next time. You can't beat the unique flavor. I told my butcher to cut me a nice rack. But paid dearly $5.99 lb. over5 lbs
Beef ribs are my personal favorite. I've tried them many ways and like them all. My family prefers pork but the beef ribs make my day. Nice job on your!
the butcher is a friend of mine and he knows im a pain in the butt, im always asking for crazy cuts like 3" bonein pork chops, huge rib-eyes. i dont mind paying extra if the quality is there.
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0 • Off Topic Disagree Agree LikeDo you find those often? Where I live, I don't recall ever seeing a rack that meaty, just individual bones. Scrawny racks, yes, often enough.
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