
Steven Raichlen's Project Smoke | Raichlen on Ribs | Season 2 | Episode 204
St. Louis Ribs w Vanilla Brown Sugar Glaze; Chinatown Ribs; Onion Bombs; BBQ Rib Sandwich
Don't say I never posted pictures LOL
I think it was cooked on a pit barrel cooker too. Was worried that cutting the ribs and hanging them would lead to fire sacrifice but they held up long enough. I like pickles, (use yucky famous dave's hot n sweet on my pulled pork sandwiches), but here it seemed a bit forced.I love that when he did the 'Texas Crutch' on the baby backs, he had one side of the PBR label covered. But when he poured it over the ribs, you saw the other side, which wasn't covered.
They all look good. Gonna have to try some (or all).
Joan said "Thanks Bob, sounds like a great idea."If you like ribs and you also like pork sandwiches, do what I do. My wife and I can't finish a rack of meaty ribs, so on the first evening we eat ribs. The next day we strip the remaining meat off the bones, chop it up, and make Memphis Style BBQ pork sandwiches on a large bun with a big dollop of slaw and some additional sauce; best of both worlds. I haven't smoked a butt for a long time because the left-over rib meat satisfies our pork sandwich cravings and to tell the truth, I think it makes a better sandwich.