more HIGH HEAT baby backs

[Brian Trommater]

Been a few years since I did this. Think its time!

 

[John Saldana]

My favorite.

 

[John K BBQ]

It's hard to lose with the fuse method!

 

[Rich Dahl]

Perfect time for a reboot of this thread. Just read that at 8am today the fire authority removed all the fire restrictions due to the amount of rain we got so far with the monsoons. Time to fire up the performer with some high heat BBs and follow up with some vortex KFC.

 

[Jim Lampe]

It's hard to lose with the fuse method!

The fuse method is NOT used in the high heat rib method.

 

[John K BBQ]

I was commenting on Mr Saldana's photos, that appear to be fuse method. Agreed, your hot and fast method is not a fuse method

 

[Brian Trommater]

Will be doing tonight. Never heard of fuse method.

 

[jeff davidson]

jim, i’ve probably made this a 50 times since you posted the recipe, always with great results. we sold our house in favor of condos in nyc and fl, neither allows smokers or bbqs, so i’ve tried about 20 oven-based recipes, each worse than the last.

i was about to give up but decided to give your recipe a try and it worked beautifully! no smoke of course but the first recipe with correct texture. next i’ll play with some sort of smoking pan, confident I can come close.

thanks again for posting this wonderful recipe.

best,

 

[B Hunt]

Jim, the ribs look wonderful but I got to say the patty pans are the star of the show! They are my favorite! Boiled until soft then covered with brown butter!! Nothing better....in my opinion.

 

[MartinB]

Looks good.

 

[Colin]

Those look great, Jim! I just happen to have one slab of BB's in the freezer and my Performer needs some love.

Edit: DOH!! Just noticed thread started in 2015.

Epic thread none the less.

 

[Randy G]

Looks delicious.