Food & Wine Ground >> Ribs and chili: how to do it right
| 6/25/06 12:50 PM | |
Racer X
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Edited: 25-Jun-06 Member Since: 05/17/2001 Posts: 14246 |
"please leave the bbq threads to samichlaus." Steamfitter, tell me you're joking, because otherwise that is just a stupid post. |
| 6/25/06 1:04 PM | |
alpo
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Edited: 25-Jun-06 01:12 PM Member Since: 01/01/2001 Posts: 21392 |
done
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| 6/25/06 1:30 PM | |
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Shredley
Edited: 25-Jun-06 Member Since: 07/25/2002 Posts: 4010 |
brilliant thread! |
| 6/25/06 1:42 PM | |
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Nodus Inc
Edited: 25-Jun-06 Member Since: 03/21/2005 Posts: 477 |
looks delicious |
| 6/25/06 2:30 PM | |
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livewireqz
Edited: 25-Jun-06 Member Since: 11/16/2002 Posts: 1908 |
that chili looks fantastic. |
| 6/25/06 2:36 PM | |
JBALL
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Edited: 25-Jun-06 Member Since: 01/01/2001 Posts: 1666 |
ttt for later |
| 6/25/06 3:06 PM | |
Jonwell
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Edited: 25-Jun-06 Member Since: 01/01/2001 Posts: 42480 |
Awesome. |
| 6/25/06 3:07 PM | |
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pfsjkd
Edited: 25-Jun-06 Member Since: 01/01/2001 Posts: 8564 |
Alpo, What's the liquid in the pan under the grill of your big green egg?? |
| 6/25/06 3:25 PM | |
whatever
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Edited: 25-Jun-06 Member Since: 01/01/2001 Posts: 927 |
'Ok, I take out the starter and insert the drip pan. I like to put a few ingredients into it to use as a mop later. A few ounces of Jack, a 20 oz (sorry, I had a few sips) of Coke and a decent beer. ' |
| 6/25/06 4:42 PM | |
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Nebuchadnezzar
Edited: 25-Jun-06 Member Since: 01/01/2001 Posts: 753 |
amazing! |
| 6/25/06 5:03 PM | |
usurper
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Edited: 25-Jun-06 Member Since: 03/12/2002 Posts: 7827 |
nice. how much did u pay for your egg and what accessories did u get |
| 6/25/06 5:19 PM | |
FCTV808
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Edited: 25-Jun-06 Member Since: 10/01/2003 Posts: 5936 |
alpo, beautiful! *stands, applauds, and wipes tear from cheek* |
| 6/25/06 5:36 PM | |
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Patsmithfan
Edited: 25-Jun-06 Member Since: 05/31/2006 Posts: 22 |
must head to bbq joint down the street |
| 6/25/06 5:38 PM | |
samichlaus
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Edited: 25-Jun-06 Member Since: 01/01/2001 Posts: 8370 |
Bravo! How do you like the Guava wood? |
| 6/25/06 5:43 PM | |
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TexArcher
Edited: 25-Jun-06 05:44 PM Member Since: 12/30/2002 Posts: 15979 |
This is some excellent fucking work, I'm proud to see a Longhorn koozie involved. Good God, can it just be football season already, I'm ready to cook!? |
| 6/25/06 6:28 PM | |
Moke
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Edited: 25-Jun-06 Member Since: 01/01/2001 Posts: 10461 |
What, no rice??? Good work! My only complaint is you cook in too small a quantity. You were cooking for two solid days and it netted you a single seving of ribs (which would be in my belly in about 5 minutes), and a couple sevings of chili. If you're going to bother making chili, make enough for 20 people, or enough to last you a week. ;) |
| 6/25/06 6:31 PM | |
rushinbear
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Edited: 25-Jun-06 Member Since: 01/01/2001 Posts: 3047 |
yes!!! great thread |
| 6/25/06 7:27 PM | |
Racer X
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Edited: 25-Jun-06 Member Since: 05/17/2001 Posts: 14253 |
Moke,while harsh,is correct,IMO. Chili is often better a few days after making,why deprive yourself? ;) |
| 6/25/06 7:29 PM | |
alpo
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Edited: 25-Jun-06 Member Since: 01/01/2001 Posts: 21403 |
lol, well, the ribs were just for me and the girlfriend. The chili was actually about 10 servings. That's a 10 quart pot. |
| 6/25/06 7:36 PM | |
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Steve Zissou
Edited: 25-Jun-06 Member Since: 03/03/2005 Posts: 591 |
ttt |
| 6/25/06 8:44 PM | |
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PitBullsRule
Edited: 25-Jun-06 Member Since: 01/01/2001 Posts: 49 |
Excellent! Noticing the packaging on the beef, sausage and aluminum foil... WE MISS H.E.B.!! Pretty damn good cuts of meat and pretty damn good prices. Excellent! |
| 6/25/06 9:21 PM | |
shootfightermike
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Edited: 25-Jun-06 Member Since: 01/01/2001 Posts: 28776 |
yummy yummy yummy looks like love in your tummy |
| 6/25/06 9:58 PM | |
Wildcard
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Edited: 25-Jun-06 Member Since: 01/01/2001 Posts: 1572 |
Just a note that it is a great thread. Always love different ways of BBQ and never heard of the big green egg before. |
| 6/25/06 10:13 PM | |
YVES JOCKSTRAP
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Edited: 25-Jun-06 Member Since: 01/01/2001 Posts: 8915 |
alpo- out of curiosity what is your profession? |
| 6/25/06 10:22 PM | |
Moke
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Edited: 25-Jun-06 Member Since: 01/01/2001 Posts: 10466 |
"That's a 10 quart pot." A ten quart pot that was only half full...besides, you started out with a mere 2.5 pound shoulder (before cooking). You need at least 6 pounds to make it worth your while. Now recharge that camera and get on it! |
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