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A 3 Rack Rib Spin

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This is a big cook for me but I have an event to attend soon and I'm bringing dry garlic ribs. Did the ribs and the sauce separately today.

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While that was going on there was a side story- Yesterday I picked up a pork order from a farmer. In the box were some smoked pork chops. Since the KK was busy I decided for the first time in probably 10 years to get out the frying pan. The horror of it all:( This chop nearly filled a 10 inch pan.

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Plated.

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I could not believe the flavour, it was out of this world.

 

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Thanks, Aussie. :) It is a Canadian Chinese recipe and the sauce is a combination of water, brown sugar, soy sauce, garlic and dry mustard. Not sure why they are called dry if it isn't because of the dry mustard.

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Posted (edited)

Thanks Mac, good to see this use of the Octoforks.  And ribs are my favourite after wings.  Nice.  

I never thought I would be saying this, but I too cannot imagine using my ODK for a big grilled or fried meat cook now!

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Posted

Smoked pork chops were my favorite meal as a kid - I still like them a lot now, too! Don't eat them that often, though, too many other yummy things out there competing for plate time!

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Posted (edited)

@Tony, I totally agree on those smoked chops. I still have a few but they will be kept for a special treat. They are not cured only smoked and I could not believe the flavour. Now I just need to find out what was used for smoking. ;)

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Wow, again Mac. Your wonderful rib cook only exceeded, IMHO, by your photography. Thank You. I enjoy sooo much. I can taste those ribs.  Don't mean to submit redundant messages, but.... Thank you.

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Posted (edited)
2 hours ago, golfingfool said:

Great looking ribs!

Is it spun at 250* direct? And for how long?

Not quite 250F most of the cook was at 230F and the total time was 4. 5 hours. Yes, direct. :) 

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