jayjordan
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Sunday cook: baby back ribs and a turkey breast. Did the ribs with recipe from recent Meat Church video. https://www.meatchurch.com/blogs/recipes/apple-cherry-habanero-ribs
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Those ribs look delicious and very moist.Sunday cook: baby back ribs and a turkey breast. Did the ribs with recipe from recent Meat Church video. https://www.meatchurch.com/blogs/recipes/apple-cherry-habanero-ribs




Sunday cook: baby back ribs and a turkey breast. Did the ribs with recipe from recent Meat Church video. https://www.meatchurch.com/blogs/recipes/apple-cherry-habanero-ribs
Thank you, that is a very nice compliment.Any BBQ restaurant would be proud to serve ribs like this. Even my brother in law would like them. Well done!
Trying pork ribs, two cured with a bacon brine and two cured with a pastrami brine.
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Tue Jul 1 Bacon/Pastrami pork ribs
Bacon cured pork ribs<br /> Pastrami cured pork ribs <br /> 24 hour cure. 2 Keto, 2 regularshare.fireboard.io
They were really good. They were very moist, the curing worked like brining, but with an extra kick. They were tender and the seasoning was just perfect. I would do either of them again. The flavor comes across as a hybrid rib. I think these would also be very good eaten cold.And how did they TASTE??
Wish we had that up here. All the Kinder's stuff I have tried has been good so far.Okay, a little tip.
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In a bag of these fries is a little packet called Liquid Gold....
I saved it and used it on 2 racks of ribs right before foil wrapping... it's pretty cool stuff.
nice and buttery and really helped the ribs not to burn or stick.
Wish they sold it by itself
Love the Bradley set up you have there. Nicely done. My Bradley has fixed shelving, it'd be nice to have one like yours. My Bradley was my second smoker I ever got. Got a lot of use out of it. Still use it now, but mainly for smoking salt and spices.Been busy on the Traeger recently with pork shoulder, pork ribs, beef ribs, rib roast and chicken but fancied trying something different.
Kippers are typically herring or other small oily fish (in this case mackerel) that are cleaned, butterflied / spatchcocked, brined and cold smoked. I have done them loads of times in the Bradley Smoker (only use this for cold smoking nowadays) then cook them in the kitchen oven. However I found that the purpose build 4 tray Bradley smoker rack holder fits perfectly in the Ironwood which took the cooking to another level.They can be eaten as is but all these went into a smoked mackerel pate for friends and family. Shows the versatility of the Traeger.
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