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Ribs
Rufus
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I am cooking for a neighborhood BBQ tomorrow to show off the Egg. We are new here and I thought that this would be a good way to make a great impression on the neighbors. My problem is that while I had an Egg years ago, I gave it to my son when I went to work in a remote area of Alaska. For some reason he does not want to give it back. So now that I am in North Carolina I recently bought a new Egg. But I am rusty on some things. I cannot remember how to get a good bark on the ribs. I know some use mustard or mayo and say that helps. Also, I am cooking wings, thighs, legs, and skinless breasts. I have been asked to make certain they are crispy. I am cooking enough that I will have several different flavors of chicken. Any suggestions will be appreciated. Thanks for your help. (Sorry about the long post.)
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Corn starch for crispy chicken skin.
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