For the "Ribs" throwdown I have one lonely rack of St. Louis cut spares.
Only one rack is the perfect time to use the 22" kettle.
Started by rubbing the rack with my "Smokin' Hot" Habanero sauce and then dusted it with Naturific New Mexico seasoning. < Love that stuff...
After a few hours of Hickory smoke.
Nice and tender. I rarely get a smoke ring from the Weber but the smoke flavor is for real :thumb:
A couple of days later I cut up the leftovers.
Breaded them in Zatarains Chicken Fry mix.
Fired up the kettle and fried the ribs.
Till they looked like this.
Perfectly done. Crusty, juicy, tender, and spicy.
What more could you ask for?
Enough pictures. It's time to eat!
Y'all oughta try this sometime. It's good stuff.
Only one rack is the perfect time to use the 22" kettle.
Started by rubbing the rack with my "Smokin' Hot" Habanero sauce and then dusted it with Naturific New Mexico seasoning. < Love that stuff...
After a few hours of Hickory smoke.
Nice and tender. I rarely get a smoke ring from the Weber but the smoke flavor is for real :thumb:
A couple of days later I cut up the leftovers.
Breaded them in Zatarains Chicken Fry mix.
Fired up the kettle and fried the ribs.
Till they looked like this.
Perfectly done. Crusty, juicy, tender, and spicy.
What more could you ask for?
Enough pictures. It's time to eat!
Y'all oughta try this sometime. It's good stuff.