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by dekhn
2737 days ago
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you're describing classic ribs (not sous vide, liquid N, or deep frying), right? It's funny you mentioned that because the other point Mhyrvold and I discussed was using aluminum foil to tightly wrap the ribs during cooking- eliminating the water vapor that forms around the meat, which contributed to barbeque stall. Should speed up cooking without negatively affecting the results by 2-3 hours. |
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Foiling them locks in the moisture. It absolutely doesn't eliminate it.
6 hours, low and slow. Or its not passable as BBQ