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need help with spare rib trimmings for baked beans. . .
Washog
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I saw a post awhile back showing how to trim St. Louis style ribs. In that post it was suggested to save the trimmings and use in baked beans. My question is exactly how do you prepare and use the trimmings for beans? Does the meat need to be pre-cooked and if so, do you do the trimmings on the grill?
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Washog:[p]Yes . . . Low and slow . . .
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Washog,[p]I used my trimmings in Brunswick Stew along with cut prime rib bones, leftover Dr. Chicken's Ham bones, and lots of leftover egg food. Another great way to use those pieces. [p]QBabe
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Washog,[p]You should cook those right along with the ribs. Don't grill them, they will do better with low and slow.[p]Once cooked, then shred or chunk and use in other dishes.[p]Stogie
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Thanks for the help.
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