What did everyone cook today?

[YooperDog]

TexLaw thanks. What I am looking for is a good way to cook beef ribs. I haven’t quite figured out how to cook them consistently, usually end up tough/dry, dogs are always happy. Maybe I need to get meatier ribs. I cook them similar to pork ribs, low and slow, around 225°, season with a steak seasoning, no sauce or wrap.

[rich]

get chuck short ribs very meatie

[Tex_77]

YooperDog I wouldn’t waste my time with back ribs, get plate ribs and pretty nuch treat them like brisket.

[Chef]

Afternoon tea for the ladies!

[calldoctoday]

Chef Really nice Te’ Time Spread for the ladies, but what I really like is your nice solid wood siding & wood windows. Very nice, organic, & lots of light.

[Departing Contestant]

PapaSop Ha the god’s of the garden gave us crap tons of tomatoes and we had BLT’s also - but my wife wanted more protein so we had guacamole on them. man I love fresh tomatoes

[Departing Contestant]

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[PapaSop]

Departing Contestant
LOL… Best post I’ve seen in awhile

[Chef]

Departing Contestant Must be talking politics LOL

[YooperDog]

Something quick after a productive day. Pulled pork nachos with green hatch Chile cheese sauce, topped with onions, pickled jalapenos and BBQ sauce.

 

[YooperDog]

Tex_77 and rich Thanks again. I will check with the butcher and have him save me some plate ribs. The ones at the store just don’t work right. I do okay with short ribs for Asian and braising for a nice cold weather meal. Just trying to get the dino bones perfected when the nieces and nephews are around.

[calldoctoday]

Nice looking Nachos, but Nacho Cheese.

[calldoctoday]

I don’t know how productive my day was, although it looked pretty good until the end, & then it seems I got unproductive for over two weeks or more worth. So, how about some FAJEEEEETAS to cheer up the day with a little Margareeeeta or two to boot! Using Chuck steak though instead of the long used & preferred Skirt steak or even Flank. Skirt or even Flank is nearly impossible to find around here & if I do find it, $8.99 per pound or more. Insane, I know. Chuck is $2.99 so I marinate it with a custom blend & Walton’s Butchers Prime Brisket for several hours & hit the smoke at 225 using Dogwood & Mesquite for about 2 hours or so. It works.

[YooperDog]

calldoctoday I have some fresh tortillas, I can bring right over. I pulled out my last flank for the same thing this weekend if we don’t have to go to a wedding. Even going to cook up a pot of pinto beans. And to make my wife even happier a big ol’ pitcher of on the rocks marqaritas.

[calldoctoday]

YooperDog Come On Down!

[calldoctoday]

YooperDog Come On Down!

[erich52]

Departing Contestant I said one of those words in a post and it got all [censored]

[Departing Contestant]

erich52 all I said was crap. C. R. A. P.

[erich52]

Departing Contestant lol…I stated that something was d.a.m.n. tasty

[TexLaw]

YooperDog Beef ribs are a little different than pork ribs. Think of them more as “beef” than as “ribs” when it comes to cooking them. Low and slow around 225F is a very good way to go, but they probably will take longer, and they really can use wrapping for a little while (probably around an hour, depending on how thick they are).

Meatier ribs are the way to go, too, and that can be a problem when buying beef ribs at the grocery store. A lot of those are “shiners,” cut down so much that the rib bone shows in places. A good butcher is a much better bet for beef ribs.