ronbrad62
somebody shut me the fark up.
My wife left for Florida yesterday, so that means I can stray from the menu and cook and season to my taste. She doesn't do spicy, so I take advantage and make it "flavorful".
I have a rack of St. Louis ribs that will be my first cook of the week. I used a couple of my regular rubs and I went a little heavier on a Georgia made rub that I like but has a little more bite than the others. My sides included corn on the cob and baked beans. I added a little of the Tabanero to the beans and then to the sauce when I glazed the ribs. It was one of the best tasting cooks that I have done in a while. I'm sure that I will gain some weight by the time she returns. Thanks for looking.
I have a rack of St. Louis ribs that will be my first cook of the week. I used a couple of my regular rubs and I went a little heavier on a Georgia made rub that I like but has a little more bite than the others. My sides included corn on the cob and baked beans. I added a little of the Tabanero to the beans and then to the sauce when I glazed the ribs. It was one of the best tasting cooks that I have done in a while. I'm sure that I will gain some weight by the time she returns. Thanks for looking.