That's a little Modified #5 sauce on the ribs. My standard now (simplified from years gone by, e.g., adding beef broth, molasses) is:
1 cup ketchup
1/3 cup dark brown sugar
1/3 cup apple cider vinegar
1 Tbsp whatever rub I'm using
1 Tbsp Wors Sauce
1 Tbsp honey
Recipe seems to double nicely...
Happy Smoke Day, TVWBB peeps.
Finally used my Performer to cook ribs instead of my 18.5 WSM. Really liked it; will do again although I had difficulty keeping temps up on a cool, blustery morning--may need to use more briquettes next time. Cooked a little over 5 hours.... 3 hours uncovered...
Thanks, Bob. When eating a full ribeye, the outer portion--what I now know is the cap--is always my favorite part! Will try some of these--look delicious.
I always did a shoulder (Boston Butt) before, but, lately, I've been leaning towards the "chunkiness" of a picnic. I seem to prefer it over the strands that come with a butt. Seems like less yield, though.
I love a good chicken salad sandwich, and that one is a winner. I also love lots of ingredients in mine. All time favorite was a bridal shower where us guys were allowed to sneak food after the ladies. The chicken salad had pecans, grapes and Mandarin oranges--amazing.