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Baby Back Ribs and Peach Cobbler

run4jc
run4jc Posts: 107
edited November -1 in EggHead Forum
My first attempt at Baby Back Ribs. Used a conglomeration of others recipes.

Fresh baby backs with the membrane removed

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Rubbed

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On the egg at 225

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After 2 hours

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Coated with a mixture of honey, molasses, chili sauce, hot sauce, red wine vinegar, apple juice, apple cider vinegar and Worcestershire sauce. Cooked over low heat until it reduced about half. No recipe – I just put stuff in ‘til it tasted good!! Wrapped the ribs in foil and put back on the egg at 325 (gotta love the Digi Q for temp control.)

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After another 2 hours at 325 – yum!

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Now for dessert

Found a peach cobbler recipe here:

http://www.eggheadforum.com/archives//2004/messages/143719.htm

My second time to cook this on the egg – the first time I didn’t chronicle it, but it was SOOO good that I figured I’d capture it this time.

Fresh Peaches

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Sliced

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Add sugar and lemon juice (to prevent browning)

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Peaches on top of butter and batter

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Sugar and cinnamon

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On the egg at 350

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45 minutes later! Wow!!

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Didn’t last long……

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Now we’re all sitting around stuffed – and happy! :)

Comments

  • reelgem
    reelgem Posts: 4,256
    Looks incredible!! Unbelievable for a first time with ribs. Do you have any leftovers?:)
  • run4jc
    run4jc Posts: 107
    Cooked 3 slabs - 5 people - all ate half a slab with one half slab left over. We are all stuffed - peach cobbler put us 'over the edge.'
    :laugh:
  • BENTE
    BENTE Posts: 8,337
    man that looks great!!!!

    i couldn't see it earlier but it looks like you fixed that problem... thanks it was worth your extra effort ;)

    happy eggin

    TB

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  • bubba tim
    bubba tim Posts: 3,216
    Great Job! Looks good. One suggestion, for accurate pit temps don't clip the probe to the grate. Only the use the probe tree or clip it to the meat probe. When you clip it to the grate the grate will be hotter than the air around it. :)
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  • run4jc
    run4jc Posts: 107
    Good tip - it musta worked out, though. I calibrated my egg thermo and the digi q last night and the pit was reading about 15-20 degrees below the dome -
    Still, you are correct and thanks for the tip! One other cook the pit was reading WAY too high and I bet it was the very reason you mention.

    Great forum - great tips. Thanks