3-2-1 Ribs

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Decided to cook something other than perch for Sunday dinner. Did a mustard, apple juice, Worcestershire sauce & secret ingredient binder and covered in a new spice recommended to me by patio palace for 3hrs @ 180F20230108_122502.jpg20230108_122911.jpg20230108_123618_HDR.jpg

Then wrapped in tinfoil meat side down with brown sugar, honey and apple juice for two more hours @225F 20230108_154640.jpg20230108_154851_HDR.jpg20230108_155610_HDR.jpg

Finally, unwrapped and slather two in BBQ sauce and one in Honey garlic. Then back on the grill for another hour to caramelize ????

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Definitely worth the wait!
 
Agreed, they are worth the wait.

I've got to switch it up next time. I use almost the exact ingredients you did there. I'm finding the sweetness is too much for me, I need a little something else mixed in.

But they always disappear in short order, can't be that bad!
 

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Agreed, they are worth the wait.

I've got to switch it up next time. I use almost the exact ingredients you did there. I'm finding the sweetness is too much for me, I need a little something else mixed in.

But they always disappear in short order, can't be that bad!
There was lots of sauces and rubs to try at Patio Palace when I was there picking up charcoal
 
Ribs yummy.

3-2-1 for sides
2-2-1 for backs

Pretty well a foolproof method, seasoning and sauce are the variables. ????
 
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