
After reviewing the book Slow Fire…The Beginner’s Guide to Barbecue by Ray “Dr. BBQ” Lampe, I decided to give his barbecue championship ribs recipe a try. Were they championship quality?
Where barbecue ribs are king

These Mexican short ribs just can’t be beat! Mesquite smoke, cumin, cilantro and a little Jalapeno heat all come together with the robust flavor of beef for some great lip-smackin’ ribs. Side dishes not required!

Nothing adds festive to a table setting better than a rack of meat! This lamb crown roast is a great example. Cooked low-and-slow on the grill with a hint of smoke and orange cranberry stuffing.

These glazed lamb ribs combine the great flavors of the grill with that of lamb and give it an extra kick of Jalapeno flavor. Not overpowering, but just right! For an extra kick, add a finely diced Jalapeno peppers.

The greatest dish from the grill, in my opinion is Galbi. Beef short ribs thinly butterflied and marinated with Asian pear and sesame oil. I needed a Korean barbecue fix, so here’s my speedy version.

In an attempt to replicate some Texas ribs I once had, I ran into this recipe. Coffee and Worcestershire give a slight pungent flavor that is softened somewhat by the catchup and brown sugar.

How good are sweet and sticky barbecued ribs? They just can’t be beat! This recipe uses honey and ketchup as a base and gets an influx of flavor from French onion soup. Plus there’s only 5 ingredients!

These aren’t your Daddy’s BBQ ribs! They’re somewhat sophisticated. A savory sauce of balsamic vinegar, molasses, Worcestershire, coffee and cocoa provides the magic flavor for these grilled spareribs.

You just can’t beat the flavor that fruit brings to barbecued ribs. These blueberry glazed ribs are a prime example of that. Fruit offers the sweetness we look for in a barbecue sauce.

These Cambodian ribs utilize the great flavor of baby back pork ribs and spice them with ginger, garlic and honey and serve them with a lime dipping sauce. Easy and tasty!

Who can deny that pork ribs are the king when it comes to barbecue? Yet pork ribs aren't the only player in the rib game. There are beef ribs, lamb ribs as well as exotic animal ribs such as buffalo and elk. Of these ribs, there are varying styles from each. How well do you know the rib family? Join me as we explore the World Wide Rib.
Thanks for stopping by...Gary Glen
I'll bet this thing can shoot out the 'que!

Today we’re going to take a look at cast iron grill grates from Craycort. Although a primary goal for most grill masters is to achieve those perfect grill marks, there’s more that we demand from our grill grates.
Let’s see how Craycort’s grill grates perform.

I find it odd that most grillers spare no expense on most of their barbecue equipment, yet go cheap when it comes to their basting brush. How many times have you had to pick out a bristle off your meat because of a shedding brush?
So, why should you spend $25 for a basting brush?

Now, you may not think of Dayton, Ohio as a barbecue hot spot, but Pig of the Month has plans to change that. Their Memphis-style Love Me Tender sauce states to be “The King of Memphis Sauce”. That’s a bold claim. The people from Memphis are fussy about their sauce. It better be top notch and in true Memphis style.
If your face and hands don't get messy when eating barbecue, then you're doing it all wrong.
Falling off-the-bone tender Spareribs dinner served with Homemade Bread Stuffing is a quick and easy to do recipe as shown by the BBQ Pit Boys. In fact, these hot off the grill Pork Ribs and Stuffing taste so good that some say they're worth fightin' for.
If it weren't for BBQ-ing, I'd have no reason to have a backyard. -Willie Hawk
Carry your meat on a plate wrapped with plastic food wrap. Once on the grill, simply throw out the plastic...clean plate!
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