18lbs of ribs on my LBGE

big red 1 · April 2009

Turned into an Egghead 2 wks ago so I decided to see what my large one could do. Got me 6 racks of baby back ribs, 3lbs each. Slow cooked them 4.5 hours in a V-rack with plate setter. Let me tell ya, they turned out so tender and juicy you could eat 'em without teeth.

I had to cut a couple down so they would fit (the one sticking out got cut down after this pic)

Some like 'em wet...

and others like 'em dry (see that nice white bone--you know you've got good ribs when the bone comes clean out)

FlaPoolman · April 2009

Nice racks :woohoo:

gdenby · April 2009

>(see that nice white bone--you know you've got good ribs when the bone comes clean out)

You know your ribs. They're the best not when the meat falls off the bone, but the bone falls out of the meat. Good cooking :cheer:

Focker · April 2009

Good lookin' ribs Big Red

Spring Chicken · April 2009

Admit it... You're just doing this to make us jealous LOL

Spring "Just Ribbing You" Chicken
Spring Texas USA

Car Wash Mike · April 2009

Nice ribs. I have been known to dabble a little with ribbies myself. :woohoo:

Mike

big red 1 · April 2009

All the accolades should go to you as I actually followed your recipe--worked great.

Ross in Ventura · April 2009

Nice cook, I like to cook 6 racks at a time

Ross

Car Wash Mike · April 2009

Just a guideline you cooked them. Nice cook.

Mike

tach18k · April 2009

Ripnem · April 2009

That's a rib stacken, packen machine, ya got there tach.

Ripnem · April 2009

But Big Red takes the cake on stackenem.

Great picture of the pile on the Egg.

SSN686 · April 2009

Morning big red 1:

Impressive batch of ribs there...looks like they turned out just fine.

Next time try doing six slabs on a medium...CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS

Panhandle Smoker · April 2009

They look great.

Now I am hungry.

Jay saw your site today. That turned out quite nice. I like the Egg in the tile. Nice touch. :laugh:

big red 1 · April 2009

I like your setup

SSN686 · April 2009

Morning Eddie:

Thanks! Actually it isn't tile, it is stained concrete, then lines cut to look like tile. The Egg in the middle was actually the idea of my much better half. The contractor told her a lot of people have some sort of design in the middle to break up the look from just plain squares. She asked him if he could do an Egg...he looked at one and said he would try...I do believe he did a pretty good job. Having the expansion joint/drain between the old slab and new slab made it work better after I painted the white plastic.

18lbs of ribs on my LBGE

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