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Thread: It's Pigmeat That I Crave - Thanks Vinni!

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    Default It's Pigmeat That I Crave - Thanks Vinni!

    Well, today, thanks in part to a comment that Vinni Smith made, and also the fact that the wife had found Baby Backs to be on sale at Dominick's (Von's or Safeway to all you non-Chicago types), I fired up the old grill for the first time this season.

    Slow cooking at a balmy 45 degrees, under what the National Weather Service called a "Light Rain" (not quite a drizzle), were two slabs of the best meat ever devised by God!

    Cooking ribs is truly an art form (at least it is for us Chicago boys). First, you must remove that layer of "silverskin" off the inside of the slab. If you don't do that, your ribs 'r gonna be tough! Next, you drop them in a big pot of water, and heat them just until the pink goes away. I like to add a little Gahlic and a pinch or two of onion powder to this part. It just makes the meat taste all that much better.

    The next part is almost the best. Well, eatin' 'ems the best, but this is close, and it's what makes the eatin' so much fun! You get out your favorite rub (I perfected mine nearly thirty years ago) and you work it into the meat. Now, you let them puppies marinate in that rub for a bit before rendering them to the fire. Now's the time to get the coals hot!

    Just before you're going to introduce Porky the Rib to the brimstone, turn down the heat a tad. You don't want all that fine, fine meat to dry up now, do 'ya? Here's where the babysittin' begins, so hopefully you've prepared ahead (while the ribs were marinatin' of course), getting your sauce and utensils, plate, etcetera all ready. Put them puppies on the fire, inside facing down and cover the grill. Let 'em simmer there for five or ten, and then give them a flip. Slightly brown the meat side, and then flip them back over. Do this repeatedly until they are cooked through and through. About ten minutes before they are ready for removal, get your sauce (I usually make my own, but due to impromptu circumstances, opted for Sweet Baby Ray's this time), and spread it on thick, starting with the underside. Now, flip them babies and coat 'em real good on the meat side. As Sweet Baby Ray says, "The sauce is the boss," and you sure don't want to shortchange here. Cover 'em back up and allow the sauce to glaze for a few. OK, now, pick up your cover, coat them once more, cover for about two minutes, then scoop them babies up and take 'em straight away to the dinner table.

    Now, I like sweet potatos and southern style spinach (or greens) with my ribs, but you may prefer another side. one thing's for certain, and that is white bread. 'Ya ain't eatin' ribs unless you're moppin' the sauce with white bread. That's soul!

    Ah, now all I need is a slice of either Key Lime or Sweet Potato pie! Life really is good!!!

    Thanks Vinni (and Maggie)!

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    Thanks for makin' up my mind for lunch tomorrow, r_a_!
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    Ooooh, the horrors!!! For a minute I thought you were gonna eat your G&L 2kL.

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    mmm... I am getting hungry
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    BBQ at Rob's house. BYOB.
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    R A – Thanks fore the recipe. I cannot wait until I get home back to Florida. Unlike my brother fretters, I will cook my own ribs from scratch. A REAL man cooks his own meat. I will let you know how it turns out. Hmm. Chicago ribs in Florida. I can’t wait.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tim
    A REAL man cooks his own meat. I will let you know how it turns out.
    On behalf of all of the fretters, let me be the first to thank you for not including a picture of you *cooking your own meat*.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tot_Ou_tard
    On behalf of all of the fretters, let me be the first to thank you for not including a picture of you *cooking your own meat*.
    +1 on no "cooking your own meat" photos

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    ...and don't fry bacon without your shirt on.

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    Ha! Tele-ish now inbound.

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    You guys are getting tough. No slack found on the net.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tim
    You guys are getting tough. No slack found on the net.
    No thank'yew, please do not post a picture of your slack either!

    Jeez, some folx get a new digital camera & suddenly *everything* is ART.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Spudman
    ...and don't fry bacon without your shirt on.
    i got caught making pancakes with no clothes on one sunday morning when a couple we were friends with dropped by unannounced...i guess they looked in the window to see if we were home and saw me...they left without letting me know they stopped by...told us about it later

    ww
    Quote Originally Posted by just strum
    For the record, my annoyance with Warren has a lot to do with the hissing noises he makes.
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    What question is that?

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    Quote Originally Posted by warren0728
    i got caught making pancakes with no clothes on one sunday morning when a couple we were friends with dropped by unannounced...i guess they looked in the window to see if we were home and saw me...they left without letting me know they stopped by...told us about it later

    ww
    Haha Warren, the Coke I was drinking almost spraypainted my monitor a new color!
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    Quote Originally Posted by tot_Ou_tard
    On behalf of all of the fretters, let me be the first to thank you for not including a picture of you *cooking your own meat*.
    Ouch! Oh the visual on that just plain hurts!!!

    Damn, I do believe that I have hooked up with a bunch of puppies who are as sick as myself!
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    Quote Originally Posted by warren0728
    i got caught making pancakes with no clothes on one sunday morning when a couple we were friends with dropped by unannounced...i guess they looked in the window to see if we were home and saw me...they left without letting me know they stopped by...told us about it later

    ww
    I wonder if that is a common fetish?
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    LOL! Wow Warren! You made my trip a happy one after reading that. Making pancakes in the nude. WOW! (Shaking my head in disbelief).

    I can thing of a million things to do instead of making pancakes. There are many safety problems with the detailed task you explained, but I will not go there.

    Now I have been to your home and ALL your front windows are not covered with long drapes. I think this is just hilarious. That is what I call freedom.

    Ah, never mind.
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    Was he making pancakes when you arrived?

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    *BUMP*

    Just wanted to tell all new members that this is the original "nude pancakes" thread.
    I can't say that I've given up on a flanger cause I've never liked the effect either. I also can't say the same about Tremolo. I hate them both equally. - Tone2TheBone 2009

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