Chipotle tequila spares


 

Jim Lampe

TVWBB 1-Star Olympian
a hefty 3.93lb rack of Saint Louie spare ribs

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marinated overnight, vacuum sealed with Goya Mojo Chipotle

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today, on the 26"OTG using a snake-charcoal twist with hickory wood for smoke.

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the ribs were also seasoned with Penzey's Salt-free California Pepper blend
after 2½ hours, rather large Yukon potatoes were added

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and after a total of four hours, the ribs were wrapped in foil with a splash of tequila

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one hour later, they were removed from the foil to finish...

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...and another hour later.....

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finally plated up with the baked/grilled Yukon and some steamed buttered Curtis:p

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as much as I love this marinade by Goya, it really did not blow me away the way I expected it to...
the ribs were good, just not Great. I like Great.
Next rib cook: July 4th. The ribs will be Great.
Thank you for pullin' up a seat, next time, grab a fork'n eet!
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I wish I could find ribs like that. Secondly, maybe even harder, be able to cook them like that. As usual, a fantastic cook!
 
Fantastic ribs and sides Jim! You definitely know how to do it right.
If those were only "good" I can't wait to see "great"!
 
Yum...warm Tequila! The pull back on those bones tells a tale. ...and Jim has half the rack on his plate. Great lookin cookin as always Jim = another beautiful day up north.
 
Jim,

I've never tried using my vacuum sealer when marinating. Do you feel that it makes a significant impact on the end results versus conventional marinating methods?
 

 

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