smoked ribs on a recycled weber by MikeTLive
I love ribs and barbecue.
But sometimes i just don't feel like tending the firebox and use propane to make my ribs.
to do this i hunted down an old but still having life in it weber - no plastic on this baby!
i bought some new parts and cleaned it up nice. then spent a while figuring out how to reliably get tasty ribs out of it.
here is the results of a summer of experimentation.


 
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Step 1: Get Ribs

three rack pack from the food club store -- BJ's. SAMS, etc.
the price is much better than at the grocers.
I wish there was a butcher around here.
Maxxron says: Jul 2, 2009. 9:00 AM
If you want really good meat falling off the bones ribs, pressure cook them for about 20 minutes, then finish them off on the grill. Then you only need about 20-30 minutes to sear and cook down the sauce. Super delicious ribs in about an hour!
mikeasaurus says: May 5, 2008. 9:26 AM
mmmm riiiiiiibs! If I could survive on just one food it'd be ribs. It woul dbe a short life, but such a tasty way to expire. Great job!
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