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cut spare ribs in half before cooking?
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Doing spare ribs again, should I cut them in half??
I know it doesn't affect the taste but not as impressive presentation..
I have a rib rack but still havn't find a good way to place spare ribs. I foil the end of the grates but the 2 racks still sag onto each other and scrubbing off the rub I applied.
I know it doesn't affect the taste but not as impressive presentation..
I have a rib rack but still havn't find a good way to place spare ribs. I foil the end of the grates but the 2 racks still sag onto each other and scrubbing off the rub I applied.
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Don't sweat the small stuff. A little missing rub isnt going to have a significant affect on the finished product.
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doesn't matter. i often cut my slabs into racks before cooking anyway.ed egli avea del cul fatto trombetta -Dante
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Once you cut them, the presentation is the same. I usually cut in half. In case you are wondering, the red ribs are char sui rubbed.
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As once pointed out by Lucy VanPelt, if you spread peanut butter on a piece of bread and cut it to make a sandwich instead of folding it over "it looses all its flavor". :laugh:
Suspect the same probably holds for spare ribs. -
I tried something new last weekend with my ribs. I had 5 slabs of St. Louis style to cook on my large. I laid them out, put on the mustard and rub, then using the 16" pizza pan that I use for a heat shield/drip pan as a guideline, I stood them up on end of the bones and made a spiral using bamboo skewers to "stick" them together. It worked out rather well. Had plenty of room and the ribs turned out moist and tender.Owensboro, KY. First Eggin' 4/12/08. Large, small, 22" Blackstone and lotsa goodies.
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