Rib Racks

[Swindon_Ed]

Who uses them?

Which ones are you using?

Are you using anything interesting for a rib rack?

I've got a couple of events coming up where i'm going to need to cook quite a few racks of ribs. I've already got a ProQ one which is ok & i've also got a brinkman one which is ok, but before i go out an buy some more i thought i'd see what everyone else was using and if i should be buying something better?

Cheers

[ConorD]

I love mine and use the brinkman; http://www.bbbqs.com/Forum/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=3972

It is modular, can hold up to up to 6 racks and fits my WSM perfectly. It dismantles and is machine washable.

[tommo666]

I have the proQ one but rarely use it now as i've put a 2nd shelf in the daniel boone..

[aris]

I use a roasting rack upside down. It looks like this right way up:

[GuyB]

I use this one off Amazon - really sturdy, fits the Excel well and a good price.

[CyderPig]

Ditto Aris
Only cost a couple of quid, but they do the job.
Si

[keith157]

Chalk up 1 more for aris, I got a large non stick roaster from Aldi a couple of years ago and that is identical to the rack supplied. I also have a smaller one which hold 4 racks (not sure where it came from though.

[aris]

Here is how it works. Call it a Rib Rack - and it is 30 quid (inc delivery):

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/KAMADO-OVEN-A ... 0938001419

Call it a v-shaped roasting rack - it is 8.49 inc delivery

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/JUDGE-V-SHAPE ... 1145583124

To my eyes, both these items look 100% identical (ok, the 8.49 one has a few less slots).

I think I may order another

[GuyB]

Ha! Fair one - I think you'll find mine was supplied upside-down 'ready for use' though; definitely worth the extra 20quid...!

[Alan (H+T)]

Hi Ed

If you are looking for reasonably cheap as you need a fair few. Try Ikea pot lid organiser.
http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/70154800/

Stainless steel, folds away and £5 a pop