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Baby Back Ribs 6 Hour
Yield: 6 Servings Preparation Time: ::
Requires a big green egg
or Primo grill. Slow cooking at 250
to 325 degrees for 3 hours.
| 1
Vacuumed Pack Baby Back Ribs (3 |
1/2 Cup Red Wine Vinegar, Measure |
| -Slabs), Washed And Patted Dry |
-- Set Aside |
| 1 Cup Prudommes Pork & Veal |
2 Tablespoons Meat Tenderizer |
| -Seasoning, Measure - Set Aside |
2 Tablespoons Dried
Minced Garlic, |
| 2 Cups Balsamic Vinegar, Measure - |
-Measure - Set Aside |
| -Set Aside |
1 Fresh Onion, Thinly Sliced |
Wash
ribs and pat dry. Salt ribs front and back with tenderizer sprinkle heavily
with pork & veal seasoning. Sprinkle with minced garlic. Place seasoned ribs
in large covered plastic container. Mix finely sliced onions throughout being
careful to insure contact with all areas of ribs. Place the covered container
in the refrigerator and let sit for at least 1, and up to 8 hours. After
enough time to allow seasoning to flavor the ribs, pour in the vinegars. Coat
both sides of each slab. Allow to marinate overnight, sloshing occasionally to
re-apply vinegar to ribs. Cooking: prepare grill with new charcoal. Give grill
enough time to become well heated. Shut down air dampers to small openings and
allow fire to cool for 10 minutes. Place ribs on grill with the white skin
side down. Insure that temperature stays between 250 & 325 degrees during the entire cooking time. Rotate grill rack half around about every hour and turn ribs every
half-hour or so.. Watch for hot spots and rotate grill rack accordingly, or use indirect heat by using plate setter or drip pan between ribs and coals.. Take care not to allow grill lid to remain open long as temp will increase. Cook for
about 3 hours. They should be relatively grease free and extremely tender by then. Enjoy!
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