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slow and easy country ribs


 

Jim Lampe

TVWBB 1-Star Olympian
about 4 pounds of country ribs sitting for five hours with Blues Hog rub all over'um

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then, tossed on the 26" OTG Weber kettle using the snake charcoal method

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hickory wood atop the kingsford, got the temp inside to 300ºF for two hours

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after those couple hours, the pork was tossed into a foil pan & covered with a local BBQ sauce
then foil covered for another hour and a half...

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ready to eet!

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served up with roasted Brussel sprouts and onions with a baked potato

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the pork was tender and quite tasty, love what the sauce bath does for it.
after dinner, an outdoor fire was relaxing...

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Thank you for stoppin' by, hope your weekend is groovy!
 
Thats how i do ém! After a post done by you 3 years ago....Always turn out lip smacking good! 2 thumbs up
 
Looks like it was a great day in Raymond! Super looking meal, Jim! I plan on doing my next CSRs this way.
 
Thank you everyone:o
Ed, i'll be in Wautoma tomorrow for Father's Day. Although, I do not know the schedule...
Liz' folks bought a summer home on Irogami (Chicago Avenue)
 

 

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