If you are the rib eating lover of the south, you may have tried this recipe but I have added a couple of kickers that will give you enough heat to curl your eyebrows.
First you want to find the right slab of ribs. You want just enough fat on it to add some flavor but not so much to add fuel to the flame. We want the meat to cook not burn. Once you have made your choice of meats, pork or beef, you want to trim fat if needed, lightly wash off the meat then pat it dry.
Your grill should be getting hot as you do this. Most gas grills will need 15 to 20 minutes to reach the 500 degrees needed to start the cooking process. Charcoal will need more time. Watch the coals and when they turn white on the outside but still burning in the middle, they should be ready.
You will want to rub a little vegetable oil on the meat before placing it on the grill.
This will enhance the grill markings and keep the meat from burning. Take care not to put to much… Continue reading