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I had some time over the long weekend to cook so I decided to do some Baby Back Ribs 3 ways.
While researching for the Back Rib Throwdown, I stumbled across Stuffed Ribs. It looked interesting so I thought I try it. Also did the standard BBQ Ribs and an Asian Teriyaki marinaded Rack.
Getting the skillet Corn Bread stuffing going, and the remaining marinade to make a glaze
Fired up the Kettle and got the ribs going Hot and Fast. Tried to keep it between 300-325, and they took a little over 2.5 hrs.
Ready!!
BBQ Ribs
Teriyaki Glazed Ribs
Stuffed Ribs with Carolina Mustard Sauce
And Served
Thanks for looking.
The stuffed ribs were just okay. Im glad I tried it, but in the future will keep them separate and not stuff them. I wanted to cook them low and slow to the point where you could pull the bone out, then fill the cavity with something but couldn't come up with a decent filling.
While researching for the Back Rib Throwdown, I stumbled across Stuffed Ribs. It looked interesting so I thought I try it. Also did the standard BBQ Ribs and an Asian Teriyaki marinaded Rack.
Getting the skillet Corn Bread stuffing going, and the remaining marinade to make a glaze
Fired up the Kettle and got the ribs going Hot and Fast. Tried to keep it between 300-325, and they took a little over 2.5 hrs.
Ready!!
BBQ Ribs
Teriyaki Glazed Ribs
Stuffed Ribs with Carolina Mustard Sauce
And Served
Thanks for looking.
The stuffed ribs were just okay. Im glad I tried it, but in the future will keep them separate and not stuff them. I wanted to cook them low and slow to the point where you could pull the bone out, then fill the cavity with something but couldn't come up with a decent filling.
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