PROPER MEATY RIBS

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Re: PROPER MEATY RIBS

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ahhh ok got that

do you wrap foil tight or loose as never foiled before, and been happy with results
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Just been down to the new costco in Farnborough, a whole fridge of ribs and every one of them......... rubbish, no meat and bones showing on the lot! such a shame!
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Toby wrote:Just been down to the new costco in Farnborough, a whole fridge of ribs and every one of them......... rubbish, no meat and bones showing on the lot! such a shame!
That's all I've ever found at any Costco :(
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I normally get the 'german' ribs from booker. I'm tempted to try what are labelled as 'meaty' ribs next time to see if there is much of a difference. The loin/baby back ribs I tried last time were pretty good too, though not American levels of meat on them.
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Ive just got a box of the German ribs from Booker.
Quite happy with the look of them, will be doing some racks tomorrow.
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As mentioned in another post I ordered some baby backs from Reading Meatpackers. £7.95 for a pack of two.

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Quite meaty and full of flavour.

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This was the rub, and I had the complimentary sauce as well, from Wishbox USA

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Cooked up nicely 2-2 0 (250 on the Excel with i110 providing the "breeze") I didn't glaze them as there was a selection of sauces for guests to try. As they were quite short I cut them into pairs. All in all a great day with family and friends

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heres the only pic I got of those ribs as they went FAST :o

https://www.dropbox.com/sc/eeimybulzv6o91e/yyc_hVN0SY

probably the MEATEST ribs ive every had, well worth the £8

So the people next time your in Makro KEEP THEM EYES PEELED :shock: :D

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how do you post pics straight on here again
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that is some serious meat!

I found this post the other night which was really useful for posting pics

http://www.bbbqs.com/Forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=4

I reinstated my flickr account, you get 1TB free; thats a lots of pics!
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Yep they are certainly MEATY. My butcher can get them as King Ribs
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Toby wrote:Just been down to the new costco in Farnborough, a whole fridge of ribs and every one of them......... rubbish, no meat and bones showing on the lot! such a shame!
I got some ribs from Costco pretty much an hour before I found this forum ...even a dog wouldn't bother chewing on them bones :(

Ah well, I'm going to have to just cook them up and test some rubs. This counts towards me losing some weight, right?
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