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"I’ve entered a handful of BBQ competitions, but I have only won once. I parboiled some St. Louis style ribs, coated them with a brown sugar plaster rub, then BBQed them indirectly. True, the judges were common parishioners with amateur palates who had been drinking beer all day, and maybe I only beat 8 other competitors, but I still won.":tsk::tsk::tsk::tsk::tsk:
 

Just do a search on that website for "parboiled bbq pork ribs" including the quotes & you'll find it....
 
link fixed

editted: Actually that's a different post. I wonder if the original was taken down right away.
 
I am hoping all competition cooks give this a serious try. Especially at any comps I'm at.

But I just figured it was better here in QTalk so that all those not competing could finally enjoy some real competition winning ribs. I know so many other cooks aren't so generous as to give away their winning formula with step by step instructions.
 
Think of all the foil you would save.

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I am hoping all competition cooks give this a serious try. Especially at any comps I'm at.

But I just figured it was better here in QTalk so that all those not competing could finally enjoy some real competition winning ribs. I know so many other cooks aren't so generous as to give away their winning formula with step by step instructions.

Well, screw getting the Lang then. Johnny Trigg, here I come!!!
 
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