bigcat32
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with a big spliff after to wash it down..yum yum..wot times dinnerthe country style beef ribs are perfect for chili after you cut them into chunks
with a big spliff after to wash it down..yum yum..wot times dinnerthe country style beef ribs are perfect for chili after you cut them into chunks
weekend lol its only tuesday here..and i forgot lunch,i had a sandwich and packet of crisps,usal handfull of tablets,followed with a soak in the bath and a smoke...i prefere my spliff before my food, else i get all bubbly and bloated and weird generally means my food is cold by the time i eat it though
and effort? well it's part of my life knowing all about everything about food off the top of my head. i sometimes have to bullshit clients on occasion though
it's the weekend tomorrow so i gotta figure out what i'm wanting to make in this rather lucious weather. i'm thinking spaghetti a vongole, but there is also so much i'd like to cook up! especially lamb, when oh when is that lovely lovely lovely salt marsh coming in! me wants!
Where do you live TTT? I can tell you that I pay about 7 bucks a lb. for ribs which is as much as a ribeye or a porterhouse cut. Meanwhile the "country style" ribs are the same price as the boned ribs.... so...ummm, cracker, meat is priced with yield in mind, unlike a bag of weed where a big ass stalk will constitute your weight. ribs on the bone come it at a crazyily lower price, based on the amount and quality of meat it is. a good parallel would be rib-eye steaks or a rib of beef. they cost different amounts for obvious reasons but at the end of the day you're still coming in with the same price per kilo of meat, not meat+bone. same with fish. fillet it and the price per kilo doubles. if your butchers charge same for rib on the bone or not, then he's smoeone you should say fuck you and walk away from. i just get my ribs for free cus it's such a cheap cut there#'s no need to sell it, a waste of our time.
Any meat on the bone beef,pork,chicken has more flavor for sure.Where do you live TTT? I can tell you that I pay about 7 bucks a lb. for ribs which is as much as a ribeye or a porterhouse cut. Meanwhile the "country style" ribs are the same price as the boned ribs.... so...
Tasted the same to me.
Looks like a good winn dixie steak!
I know that axiom well....but honestly i can't tell the taste difference between boned and boneless ribs. Maybe it's the way I BBQ them....I use a green egg ceramic BBQ which acts as a kiln...all of the meat comes out extremely juicy and tasty because of it.Any meat on the bone beef,pork,chicken has more flavor for sure.
Yah....they aren't cheap but will last you a lifetime...and once you break it in...it is amazing. It's also a TOP NOTCH bar none smoker...which is usually how I use it. My cousin is a 'chicken nut", and the first time he ate some of my smoked chicken thighs....he gave me his highest compliment..."cracker, this is the best chicken I have ever eaten...no fooling". Coming from him... I knew that egg was the ticket. It is $$$ up front...but it will return it to you over time...take the plunge next time....i priced the green egg two years ago when i wore out my first webber after 13 years of service ,,,pricing is as far as i got now i have another webber
Yah...that's the only way I BBQ or smoke.... dry rubs. I may marinade for 48 hours sometimes...it depends on what I'm cooking, but the dry rubs are the bomb.i cant taste thedifference because of all the bbq sauce.. im just geting into dry rubs
but i ate home made turkey/salami hoagies
My friend has one of those and they are the shit! I prefer smoked bbq out of any method. I have had ribs out of the oven that were pretty damn good tho.I know that axiom well....but honestly i can't tell the taste difference between boned and boneless ribs. Maybe it's the way I BBQ them....I use a green egg ceramic BBQ which acts as a kiln...all of the meat comes out extremely juicy and tasty because of it.
That sounds great cj! On another note I just invented a new tradition similar to 420 but I call it 147pm where I take a xanax and drink a bud light.One of my best tricks is to set up a nice 4 lb. marinated pork butt on a drip pan over a 3 inch deep pan. I then fill the bottom of the pan with some dressed up olive oil and lots of garlic and throw in sausages and vegetables. Now the pork butt is sitting above all of that...and I slow smoke it all for 3 hours. The juices from the pork fall all over the veggies and sausages and they blend into a taste which is friggin fantastic. When it's all done...I drain and pat dry the bottom veggies lightly...
Most ppl finish the veggies ahead of the pork...and I have yet to get any leftovers...
i prefere my spliff before my food, else i get all bubbly and bloated and weird generally means my food is cold by the time i eat it though
and effort? well it's part of my life knowing all about everything about food off the top of my head. i sometimes have to bullshit clients on occasion though
it's the weekend tomorrow so i gotta figure out what i'm wanting to make in this rather lucious weather. i'm thinking spaghetti a vongole, but there is also so much i'd like to cook up! especially lamb, when oh when is that lovely lovely lovely salt marsh coming in! me wants!
lmao...at least i no where im going wrong then,my bbqs a blue colourI know that axiom well....but honestly i can't tell the taste difference between boned and boneless ribs. Maybe it's the way I BBQ them....I use a green egg ceramic BBQ which acts as a kiln...all of the meat comes out extremely juicy and tasty because of it.
ill give it a go,green is my favorite colour neways...it must be the best colour as god mad all the weed green,so it must be the best colour ,everyone all over the world are trying to save the planet by going what colour..GREEN.
If you can paint it to look just like this...then go for it!!