Car Wash Mike Inverted V-Rack

crmilt · August 2010

Car Wash Mike says he uses an inverted v-Rack for his ribs. Does this mean the v-Rack is up side down and the ribs are laying flat on what would otherwise be the bottom of the v-Rack? This does not make sense to me. Is my understanding correct?

Thx.

milesofsmiles · August 2010

I think CWM laid His ribs across the upsidedown V. Not sure. I cut the smallish ones to size & place them around several places. Those are my pieces to taste so as not to serve bad ribbies. Miss CWM. Smiles to all.

Ronnie.

Fornia · August 2010

Crmilt,
Take the V-rack, turn it upside down (as you thought) and then place the racks or ribs down in between the bars that run perdendicular to the handles. Wish I had a pic!

crmilt · August 2010

Thx. I now understand.

Fornia · August 2010

Good! Now reading my post, I 'meant' and should've said parallel, not perdendicular.

You knew what i meant!

Chubby · August 2010

From Oklahoma Fest...2008

HTH!

Evans

crmilt · August 2010

Thx to all. Obviously, I need to buy a V-Rack!

Fidel · August 2010

You really only need to use a rack if you are cooking more than 3 slabs at a time. Otherwise just put them flat on the grid side by side.

Bacchus · August 2010

Eggzactly. Often times simpler is better.

haiku · April 2011

want to say thanks for the question! And,of course, thanks for the explanation and the picture. We were feeling pretty stupid here in Spicewood trying to figure out which way was up.

margie

Car Wash Mike Inverted V-Rack

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