Spares from a Pig.


 

Jim Lampe

TVWBB 1-Star Olympian
pretty nice outside today, why not cook on the Weber.
Using Royal Oak Chef's Select, I got the chimney fired-up and dumped some chunked apple wood on top for smoke.
A nice rack of spares from Sam's, they were seasoned with my favourites:
Penzey's BBQ 3000 and their Galena Street rubs.
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yeah, a coupla beef bones for Mad sat next to the ribs.
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I set the WSM to 250ºF then walked away
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while those were cookin',
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...the Weber Fireplace was fired-up as well.
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Bones lookin' done...
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butt a few more hours for the spares.
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after a total of 5 hours and 8 minutes, I turned the ribs over to sauc'em with??HEAD COUNTRY??
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20 minutes later, i smeared the other side with the same stuff.
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these ribs were done, i'm tellin'ya, they were tenderAND almost fall apartTOOgood.
So i took'um off. Set them in the oven's holding tank while i cooked corn.
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And sweet baby peppers<span class="ev_code_GREY">(yes, again)</span>
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got the ribs out from hidin' an' sliced'um up.
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2-bones each.
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plated with some excellent green beans and the peppers and the DaggumGood February corn and th.... well....
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The corn ~ from FLA, the beans ~ not sure, the peppers ~ from Mexico and the spare ribs ~ from a very tasty pig!
Thank you Pig!
And Thank you for visiting
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Jim you did it again. Everything looks wonderful. I am going to have to get me some of those Penzey's spices I see you using. What I wouldn't give for some fresh sweet corn right about now
 
Hey Buddy, can you spare me a rib?
And an ear with a bean 'n pepper or 2?
Heck, I'll even go toe to toe with Mad for a bone!

Super Duper cook Jim!
 
Fantastic meal Jim! Your corn definitely beat mine from yesterday! Dang, just ate a few hours ago, but could find room for a plate of this delicious meal!
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Jim you NEVER cease to amaze me! You meals are fit for a King. Always well balanced with meat and veggy. I am sure you enjoy the cook as much as the eating.
 
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by Bill W. Michigan:
Jim, you can even make dog bones look good.. But, I'll just go for the ribs if you don't mind. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

Srsly... I wouldn't pass those bones on to tha dog without a full inspection of them with a marrow fork (and some toast points nearby)!
 
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">The corn ~ from FLA, the beans ~ not sure, the peppers ~ from Mexico and the spare ribs ~ from a very tasty pig!
Thank you Pig! </div></BLOCKQUOTE>
Thank you pig is right! I was wondering where you got the corn and peppers. I thought maybe it was an older post that was revived, but no, you pulled a fast one on us and made a delicious summertime dinner in mid February. Good work my friend. Those ribs are championship quality.
 
w0w! Thanks for all the nice comments
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sorry patrick, maddie is rarely a bad girl
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lookin' forward to it Kim
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no where near championship quality gary, butt they were certainly tasty ribs
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and sean, actually, there are four bones there, i cut them double and as i may need to diet, i'm not.
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You definitely have my mouth watering. One more fantastic cook in Raymond, WI.

Great job as always Jim!
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