Brown Sugar Baby Backs on a Brrrr NYD Evening

[Bob Correll]

It was 9° and windy when they were started, and 7° and windy when they were finished.

Got to use the grill light I got for Christmas.

Happy New Year everyone!

 

[Dan C. FL]

Yummm!! I'm not sure that I'd be cooking outdoors in those temps...Brr.

 

[Robert-R]

Let's give it up for frostbite & hypothermia! You had to want it. The ribs & black-eyed peas look deeelish! Good job.

 

[Bob Correll]

Thanks guys.

Robert,
Working outside in Midwest weather for nearly 40 years will make a man out of you.

 

[Dustin Dorsey]

Those baby backs look delicious. I'm impressed you stuck it out in that cold. It was in the 20's here and I opted to cook a chuck roast in the instant pot. Of course temps in the teens and 20's to Texans are like temps in the -teens and 20's to ya'll.

 

[Rich Dahl]

Great looking plate there Bob. I couldn't do it in 7 degree and windy weather, you are truly dedicated to good eats. It doesn't bother me much anymore as Barb took away my man card years ago.

 

[Cliff Bartlett]

Way to tough it out Bob. Ribs look terrific and I'm sure were worth the effort. I could see a total of three pic's but it looked like one went AWOL.

 

[Barb D]

Bob, that plate of food looks delicious but the outside temp no thank you. Happy New Year to you and family.

 

[Bob Correll]

Way to tough it out Bob. Ribs look terrific and I'm sure were worth the effort. I could see a total of three pic's but it looked like one went AWOL.

Thanks for letting me know Cliff, that one was with my cell and they don't show for others.

Truth be told, total time outside might have been 20 minutes in 4 trips out, over 3.5 hours.
here's that pic, I've added above too: