What’s the big deal about ribs?

Posted on April 25, 2008 16:01 by ayersian
Categories: Travel Notes

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We’re not fanatical about ribs, but we do indulge in the presence of quality. In BBQ-starved NE Connecticut, a beacon of hope opened last month in our town: No Name Café in Stafford Springs. Their menu claims that they regularly sell out of ribs, so we decided to take the challenge, and pictured above is our half-rack plate. The verdict: very gristly, very little meat, and the sauce wasn’t spicy enough for our tastes. The bland sides didn’t help, either. Yet people go crazy for them! Next time, we’ll stick with No Name’s wonderful steamed cheeseburgers and admirable pulled pork.

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Comments

April 29. 2008 09:54

Ribs... mmmm my faviorte. Anywho. I have a nice rib brine if you want to try it guys. You take some apple cider vinegar, Vernrors pop, concintrated orange juice and just mix it. than put the ribs in and keep them in that brine for the night than pull them out the next morning put rub on them and put them back in the fridge than cook for about 3 hours on low heat on a grill. Put all the meat on one side with the heat at a high setting. for 3 hours Remember

Kevin

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