CSR’s, Breaded Okra & Grillers


 

Mike Coffman

TVWBB Olympian
CSR’s were marinated overnight in apple juice, Worcestershire sauce and Goya Mojo Criollo.
Removed from the marinade and coated with Head Country rub.
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CSR’s onto the WSM with 2 chunks of apricot and 1 chunk of pecan. The water pan was filled 3/4 full.
My target temperature is 225 to 235.
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Removed from the smoker after 4 ½ hours at 230 and put in a tent of foil until the rest of dinner was ready.
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Plated with deep fried breaded okra and Ore Ida Grillers that were also deep fried.
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Ribs were very moist and tender with a super smoke ring.

Thanks for looking!
 
That sure looks great, Mike! Never had okra, but I think I will give it a try after seeing this.:)
 
Super looking CSR's and sides Mike!
The photos are so perfect I could almost taste everything!

I was raised on fried okra.
Mom made it by cutting the pods fairly thin, mixing with seasoned flour, and then pan frying (probably in bacon grease)
 
Mike, I'll eet everything on your plate.



Then politely ask for more. Because:
1. it looks (and, I'm certain, Tastes) OUTSTANDING!
2. there's too much empty space on the plate :p

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Pile it on Man! You're not feeding nuns here! I got an Appetite!
 
That okra looks great along with everything else! I've never had homemade okra that looked like that but I would love to try it. My grandma always cuts hers up in little pieces and just tosses it in some flour with black pepper and salt and pan fries. It comes out dry and crispy and is so good. No slimy-ness whatsoever.
 

 

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