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Old 07-14-2018, 01:20 PM   #1
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My buddy gave me a rack of elk ribs -any tricks or secrets - do they need to be braised.?
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Throw some smoke at them then fry them maybe?
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Braising will help ensure they are moist, also Jeanie's secrete of bacon grease, or a bacon bard.
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My buddy gave me a rack of elk ribs -any tricks or secrets - do they need to be braised.?
I put some smoke on a rack of Alaskan moose ribs on here a while back. It was not the ideal way to do them. They were ok, but too lean for smoking (and not very meaty either). If I ever have another rack I'll surely braise them.
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If you want the moistest way to cook them itll be some variation of: sear > sv > sear or sv > sear.
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