The Culinary Arts Thread

PlayfulRelievedIndianpalmsquirrel-small.gif
 
IDK why they just dont sell boneless with skin on -- its much easier to fry and flavor it

Everyone wants it fast, regardless of the subject. Skin on and in bone would be better. Other than that, I really don’t know why it’s either boneless and skinless vs bone in with skin on. Maybe the way they process chicken now is more cost effective, 🤷‍♀️.
 
I don't make wet ribs. Wet ribs are for people that can't smoke them right. Put your sauce on the side

That's about as dumb as people that say the same thing about dry, and I didn't ask how you were preparing your ribs, I asked what kind you had. There's 9 different cuts and styles and there are some thst aren't even pork...imagine that. Souce said he preferred Baby back, I do as well but sometimes I like something different and these St.Louis cut spare ribs were beautiful at 1.99 lb.
 
  • Like
Reactions: Souce
That's about as dumb as people that say the same thing about dry, and I didn't ask how you were preparing your ribs, I asked what kind you had. There's 9 different cuts and styles and there are some thst aren't even pork...imagine that. Souce said he preferred Baby back, I do as well but sometimes I like something different and these St.Louis cut spare ribs were beautiful at 1.99 lb.
The restaurant I was a server at back in the day only offered St. Louis style ribs for the longest time. By the time I quit, they were offering St. Louis style, baby backs, and beef ribs. All were tasty.
 
  • Like
Reactions: Behr and TopsideVol

Advertisement



Back
Top