Chili Garlic Spicy Grilled Shrimp and more ribs


 

Larry Wolfe

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My brother is still in town and I asked him what he wanted and he said he hadn't had good ribs in a while. So, I think this is the 4th freaking weekend I've cooked ribs. But I didn't want to let him down, as I said before his normal dinner is Hungry Man or Stouffers. I wasn't having any part of the ribs, as usual, so I decided on shrimp.

Started the ribs one rack with salt pepper and garlic, the other for my brother with Wolfe Rub Original. Cooking indirect with Royal Oak Lump and 3 medium pieces of cherry wood.
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While the ribs were smoking I took 2lbs of easy peel shrimp, which I normally do not like or buy. My wife bought these.....but that was okay, cause I didn't want steamed shrimp, wanted to do something different. I marinated the shrimp in a combination below. I did not measure, so these are guestimates.

Marinade
1/2 Cup Low Sodium Soy Sauce
1/4 Cup Orange Juice
2 TBS Honey
2 TBS Minced Garlic
2 TBS Dried Minced Onion
1/2 Cup Chili Garlic Sauce

Marinated the shrimp for about an hour, little longer would be better.
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Ribs are coming along nicely. This is after about an hour and a half. Temps, I dunno....didn't care..I was basing the cook on the number of beers and it seemed to work.
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Ribs are ready to sauce. I sauce with 50/50 Sweet Baby Rays and Honey with a little added WRO.
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On the 3rd and final layer of saucing of the ribs, I added the shrimp over direct heat.
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Ribs are done too!
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My plate along with Wolfe Beans and Broccoli Salad and Sriracha for dipping. The shrimp rocked!
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My brother caught yet again gnawing on a bone! Seem to have enjoyed them too!
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Larry,looks good as always! And I dig your timing method! I've been known to do the "how many have I had" timing method myself!
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Larry,
With all of that cooking going on, Nick may never leave!!!! Outstanding ribs and shrimp. Those shrimp look nice and spicey. I also second the "how many beers I have had" timing method.
 
I have had a great weekend.

Still after this post it seems like i missed something.

Great pics - beutiful food

-One love
 
Wolgast

What you are missing might be Freedom with a side of Liberty.

Just kidding. I had to use some of those words for the US Independence Day weekend. I would love to visit your area. Looks beautiful.

Great cook Larry! You always make it look easy to cook completely different things on the same grill. I wunt shrump.

Have a great holiday.
 
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by Ernie D:
Wolgast

What you are missing might be Freedom with a side of Liberty.
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Hehe as if
 
Those shrimp look great, Larry. Definitely something to try when I'm cooking for myself and don't have to share with the rest of the family.
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Brad
 
Larry -- great looking dinner! I like the chili garlic sauce even more than sriracha (and I love sriracha), so I might have to try your shrimp marinade. I use it a lot with mojo for a chicken/pork marinade, but I've also been known to add it to tuna or chicken salad.
 
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by Jon Des.:
Larry -- great looking dinner! I like the chili garlic sauce even more than sriracha (and I love sriracha), so I might have to try your shrimp marinade. I use it a lot with mojo for a chicken/pork marinade, but I've also been known to add it to tuna or chicken salad. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

Me too!! Much better flavor, even though it's the same stuff....just the sriracha is pureed. Try the chili garlic sauce on fried eggs, I can't eat fried eggs anymore without it!
 
Ones u start using sriracha the addiction kicks in.

Use it on hot dogs,pizza,burgers,wraps,subs even on salad.

Love the pure heat effect without tasting alot off say: spices or vinegar.

//Me
 

 

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