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My brother in law is one of those who will never give me a compliment.....on anything. He's got a lot of pride. When the entire family comes into town my siblings always want me to do BBQ. Ribs specifically. My brother in law ALWAYS subtly knocks out two plates of ribs. But never once acknowledges that the ribs are good. My mom fixes all the sides and he'll compliment the crap out of her about the potato salad, coleslaw and the bbq beans. But will not say ONE WORD about the meat.
Well, this has been going on for years. I just laugh because I know he likes them because he eats them more than anybody. Last week I get a phone call from my sister who ask me to call him and help him on learning how to cook ribs. She said he had cooked ribs four times and they just turned out bad. She said they could hardly eat them. Too smokey, bitter taste and tough. She said he was getting frustrated and she finally told him "Look do you really think my brother just turned out great ribs the first time he tried? Probably not." She told me "He wants to learn how to cook ribs like yours but he's too prideful to ask. So I'm asking for him." So I give him a call and tell him that it took me a long time to get where I could cook ribs like that. That it takes trial and error and a lot of practice." So I give him some fundamental tips to begin with. Told him do not put ANYTHING on them but a salt and pepper seasoning. He called me back the next day and said they were light years better than the other four he did. He's now officially hooked.
It is amazing what this forum can teach you. So much great information and BBQ knowledge on here it is unreal. I thank the Brethren!!!! :clap:
Well, this has been going on for years. I just laugh because I know he likes them because he eats them more than anybody. Last week I get a phone call from my sister who ask me to call him and help him on learning how to cook ribs. She said he had cooked ribs four times and they just turned out bad. She said they could hardly eat them. Too smokey, bitter taste and tough. She said he was getting frustrated and she finally told him "Look do you really think my brother just turned out great ribs the first time he tried? Probably not." She told me "He wants to learn how to cook ribs like yours but he's too prideful to ask. So I'm asking for him." So I give him a call and tell him that it took me a long time to get where I could cook ribs like that. That it takes trial and error and a lot of practice." So I give him some fundamental tips to begin with. Told him do not put ANYTHING on them but a salt and pepper seasoning. He called me back the next day and said they were light years better than the other four he did. He's now officially hooked.
It is amazing what this forum can teach you. So much great information and BBQ knowledge on here it is unreal. I thank the Brethren!!!! :clap: