Baby back Sunday

[smokincracker]

Did some Baby Backs for the family on Sunday.
I think they enjoyed them!!!!

Are you ever too young to start eating baby backs?
Nahhhhhh Just ask my two nieces….



Just had to share these with someone

 

[Arlin_MacRae]

Is that you in the last picture, Cracker? Whoever it is, they sure are wearing their sauce proudly!

Wish I could BBQ....WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH!

 

[smokincracker]

Is that you in the last picture, Cracker? Whoever it is, they sure are wearing their sauce proudly!

Wish I could BBQ....WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH!

No thats my dad. He loves it when I smoke some babies.
He is going with me to Lakeland to help vend on Saturday..you know the one for you and one for me thing will be going on.

 

[The_Kapn]

Congrats Jimmy,

'Bout time you added some "class" to your team :lol: :lol:
Dave and I are jealous!

They are precious and seem to love your Que.
"Judges in training"?? :lol:

See ya at Lakeland and looking forward to smiling that big about your Que as I mark my card!

TIM

 

[parrothead]

Nice pics of thee little oness sucking rib bones. Would probrbly make a great avatar.

 

[CharlieBeasley]

Jimmy Nice Ribs and Nice Family shots thanks for sharing both. Have you tried the Manatee yet? Just kidding. Thanks again

 

[tommykendall]

Nice pics Jimmy but for crying out loud - give them kids another rib :wink:

 

[smokincracker]

Jimmy Nice Ribs and Nice Family shots thanks for sharing both. Have you tried the Manatee yet? Just kidding. Thanks again

I have heard that it is excellent. Ask Chad

 

[ButtrubberBBQ]

Future eaters

Looks like them little Crackers could give me a run for my money in a rib eating contest. They might be like little pirranhas you never know!!!

 

[stan]

Nice pics of the kids eating the ribs! Looks goods!

 

[RichardF]

Have you tried the Manatee yet?

I have on several occasions eaten manatee steak, and it is very good. I lived in South Florida for a while, and a girlfriend was part of a manatee rescue group. They would come across manatee that while alive, needed to be put-down. The marine biologist who ran the group was an old-school New England pragmatist who didn't like to see anything wasted. If the manatee was healthy (other than the injury for which it needed to be put-down), he'd cut steaks while they were doing the necropsy. Once you got over what you were eating (sort of like the first time I had Kangaroo), it was mighty tasty. One word of warning (besides the obvious) if you are thinking of doing this on your own; parasites.

 

[smokincracker]

I have on several occasions eaten manatee steak, and it is very good. I lived in South Florida for a while, and a girlfriend was part of a manatee rescue group. They would come across manatee that while alive, needed to be put-down.

Sure!
Everyone knows that natives keep harpoons in their boats just for such an occasion. Never had it my-self? but I hear its REAL good!!!!

Anyway while were off topic. Lets keep this one burried
Remember sheep are cute as well.
I'll share a few tips....Remember the alligator was once close to extinction. So back off tree huggers.

Manatee meat has a mild taste and readily adapts to recipes for beef. Choice cuts of meat, primarily the tail and peduncle, can be used in any recipe. The body and flipper meat, with just a little extra preparation and special recipes, can be just as tasty. I recommend cubing the less-tender cuts for extra tenderness or pounding steaks with a meat mallet.

Regardless of what cut of manatee meat you are using, all fat and sinew must be removed before freezing or preparing. Even the yellowish fat between the layers should be removed. When using flipper or body meat, we recommend removing the white tendons and vessels as well.

Manatee meat HAS been successfully frozen for over a year. This was done by removing all fat, wrapping well in cellophane and then again in freezer paper.

Body and flipper meat cuts are excellent choices for burgers, casseroles, ground meat, soups and stews. Peduncle and tail meat work well for roasts, steaks and barbecue.

Meat cut types

Tail - cut across the base of the tail just below abdomen
Flipper - sever the joints where flippers attach to body
Peduncle - meat from peduncle muscles
Torso - remaining meat from the back and ribs

Appearance of meat cuts
Tail - light pink to white with internal bands of hard white fat that appear circular in cross sections and run lengthwise near the tailbone
Flipper - darker in color with small fat deposits along tendons
Torso - similar to meat from tail but without fat bands

anyway let the bashing begin.






The previous is all BS! Right

 

[RichardF]

Everyone knows that natives keep harpoons in their boats just for such an occasion. Never had it my-self? but I hear its REAL good!!!!

The best hunting this time of year is in front of the warm water outfalls from power plants. Lettuce leaves is a great way to bait them to the surface.

 

[CharlieBeasley]

Sorry it was a joke nice ribs Jimmy

 

[ButtrubberBBQ]

Manatee

Man, I could never eat manatee!!! If I was to try, all I would be able to think about is my old lady floating around in the pool. Only difference is you could never bait that bitch with lettuce. You would need some ribs, or a double cheese burger. I bet if you tried to ride one of them damn things it would be hell, again kinda like my old lady!!! I am sticking to BBQ you can have your manatee, and mine to, I will send her to ya!!!

 

[smokincracker]

Man, I could never eat manatee!!! If I was to try, all I would be able to think about is my old lady floating around in the pool. Only difference is you could never bait that bitch with lettuce. You would need some ribs, or a double cheese burger. I bet if you tried to ride one of them damn things it would be hell, again kinda like my old lady!!! I am sticking to BBQ you can have your manatee, and mine to, I will send her to ya!!!

That just aint right. Funny as hell but not right

 

[Jorge]

That just aint right. Funny as hell but not right

Great looking family! Just seeing a picture of your Dad I get the feeling he can tell a story or two:-D