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Hi guys,
Now I've had one play with my new BBQ, oops, sorry, Grill (see previous posts), I'm going to have a go a smoking a rack of Pork Ribs. Decided to keep things simple first. I'll pre-heat then leave the burner on under the solid plate, turning the open grill burners to low, with the ribs above. I'll put some soaked wood chips in a foil tray on the solid plate to smoulder and leave for, I thought 1-2 hours. Put the ribs aside and turn burners up full, wait, grill 3 Aberdeen Angus fillet steaks. Departure time to start this gastronomical feast is Sunday, 14:00 GMT (after gym & a game of squash, so as not to feel too guilty!) Any comments advice before this greatly appreciated. Also:- I know Frankie & Benny's border on being fast food etc., however, I do think their Rack of Ribs are superb. Now any ideas how they are cooked? My guess is that they boil or steam the racks (perhaps in some stock) for a number of hours and then quickly char on a griddle to give a great burnt taste in small areas. Pour over a pre-prepared BBQ sauce and serve. Regards, Charles |
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