Great cook Dave, those look awesome!
To clear up a couple of the questions we've seen on this cut: The reason these look a little different than what you're used to is because at SRF we break our shoulders on a "Japanese break" as opposed to an "American Break". The American break is between the second and third ribs, while the Japanese break falls between the third and fourth rib. They are meatier because they come from a muscle group in the shoulder while spare ribs are simply the ribcage on the side of the animal. That's the difference between Spare Ribs and Short Ribs.
tl/dr - these are the front of the spare ribs and include some meat from the shoulder
Hope this helps.
Again, Dave, awesome cook, those look fantastic!
To clear up a couple of the questions we've seen on this cut: The reason these look a little different than what you're used to is because at SRF we break our shoulders on a "Japanese break" as opposed to an "American Break". The American break is between the second and third ribs, while the Japanese break falls between the third and fourth rib. They are meatier because they come from a muscle group in the shoulder while spare ribs are simply the ribcage on the side of the animal. That's the difference between Spare Ribs and Short Ribs.
tl/dr - these are the front of the spare ribs and include some meat from the shoulder
Hope this helps.
Again, Dave, awesome cook, those look fantastic!