Jason Noble
TVWBB All-Star
A little while back I cooked some Asian flavored ribs. My wife and I enjoyed them so much I decided to give them another go.
Marinaded for 6 hours then on the rotisserie. Here is a link to the recipe.http://www.foodservicedirector.com/menu-development/recipedia/articles/asian-flavored-baby-back-ribs
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After 45 min.
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I made a Vietnamese rice noodle salad to go with the ribs. Also a dipping sauce/dressing.
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I cooked the ribs for 2 hrs then rested under foil for 10 min. While not as tender as WSM ribs they had a nice crisp exterior while still retaining some moisture. Probably could of pulled them off 15 min sooner. Very delicious though.
Earlier that week I made some dog treats out of leftover skin from a picnic roast. Needless to say the pup loves them.
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Marinaded for 6 hours then on the rotisserie. Here is a link to the recipe.http://www.foodservicedirector.com/menu-development/recipedia/articles/asian-flavored-baby-back-ribs
047 by wasatchbbq, on Flickr
After 45 min.
052 by wasatchbbq, on Flickr
I made a Vietnamese rice noodle salad to go with the ribs. Also a dipping sauce/dressing.
055 by wasatchbbq, on Flickr
056 by wasatchbbq, on Flickr
I cooked the ribs for 2 hrs then rested under foil for 10 min. While not as tender as WSM ribs they had a nice crisp exterior while still retaining some moisture. Probably could of pulled them off 15 min sooner. Very delicious though.
Earlier that week I made some dog treats out of leftover skin from a picnic roast. Needless to say the pup loves them.
025 by wasatchbbq, on Flickr
037 by wasatchbbq, on Flickr
049 by wasatchbbq, on Flickr