DanHoo TVWBB Olympian May 9, 2023 #1 Suggestions? These were frozen at Christmas time, now are thawed. Not sure I want to try sous vide. One is in the microwave on 20% power for a couple mins.
Suggestions? These were frozen at Christmas time, now are thawed. Not sure I want to try sous vide. One is in the microwave on 20% power for a couple mins.
LMichaels TVWBB 2-Star Olympian May 9, 2023 #3 Gentle warm is key. Microwave on low power, a low grill. Just had leftover back ribs for lunch. Did a gentle warmup in the mwave and honestly very close to right off the grill
Gentle warm is key. Microwave on low power, a low grill. Just had leftover back ribs for lunch. Did a gentle warmup in the mwave and honestly very close to right off the grill
Steve Hoch TVWBB Hall of Fame May 9, 2023 #4 I probably would have wrapped them in foil and put them in the oven at around 250 degrees but it looks like they came out fine the way you did it.
I probably would have wrapped them in foil and put them in the oven at around 250 degrees but it looks like they came out fine the way you did it.
DanHoo TVWBB Olympian May 9, 2023 #5 20 percent on the microwave for 5 mins, covered and then left to sit a few mins did the trick. two ribs was a great dinner, and I have one left for lunch tomorrow as long as I can hide it from the kids. Ah, problem solved. I put it in the veggie drawer
20 percent on the microwave for 5 mins, covered and then left to sit a few mins did the trick. two ribs was a great dinner, and I have one left for lunch tomorrow as long as I can hide it from the kids. Ah, problem solved. I put it in the veggie drawer