traveling Baby Back ribs question

ronbeaux · October 2006

Going to Mobile tomorrow. Question: since there will be limited time to prepare and finish the ribs, should I marinate them tomight or wait until I get there and marinate them for one hour before cooking? I won't be breaking any rules marinating them before hand. Did the rib cookers at Atlanta marinate them the night before or just throw them on that day?

bbqdiva · October 2006

Heya ronbeaux,[p]Sorry Ron, I'm new to the KCBS circuit. Is this competition and is it KCBS? If so, I don't think you can marinate before meat inspection.[p]Regards,[p]thediva

ronbeaux · October 2006

bbqdiva,
Nope, just fun. Well perhaps bragging rights for awhile, if that counts.

bbqdiva · October 2006

Heya ronbeaux,[p]Well marinate the night before for sure then! I marinate mine one or two days before at home.[p]
Happing Smokin' and Regards,[p]thediva

Car Wash Mike · October 2006

<p />ronbeaux,
I got up at 5AM in Hotlanta to prep my ribs. I have done them overnight. Wrap in saran wrap is usually what I do. Good luck.[p]Mike

ronbeaux · October 2006

Car Wash Mike,
Thanks! I'll be leaving the house at 0500 and arriving at around 0900, cooking starts at 1000. So it's marinade tonight and pack on ice for the trip.[p]Those sure look good!

RRP · October 2006

ronbeaux,
you keep saying marinate...or do you mean rub? If not what kind of solution are you going to marinate them in?

bbqdiva · October 2006

heya ronbeaux,[p]yup, i marinated two butts on a sunday that were to be cooked for a monday. injected them, put them in bags and a cooler for a 9 hour ride and tossed them on the egg when me got home. no problem.[p]regards,[p]thediva

ronbeaux · October 2006

RRP,
Sorry! I meant rub. I can't do two things at once like pack and plan and type.

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