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Bansh88
After last weeks rib thread, I figured I'd document my way. Did these Friday.
4 hours in crockpot, 15/20 minutes on BBQ. We had 3 racks but 3 is too much for 1 crockpot so we split them up.
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fng2moto
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Maybe I'll try that
Coobie
QUOTE (Bansh88 @ May 30 2010, 10:01 AM) *
After last weeks rib thread, I figured I'd document my way. Did these Friday.
4 hours in crockpot, 15/20 minutes on BBQ. We had 3 racks but 3 is too much for 1 crockpot so we split them up.
Cellphone pics



How are you seasoning ribs while in the crockpot?

What BBQ sauce do you like to use while on the Q??
Bansh88
QUOTE (Coobie @ May 30 2010, 10:21 AM) *
How are you seasoning ribs while in the crockpot?

What BBQ sauce do you like to use while on the Q??


We've been using Costco "Sweet Mesquite" rub. FANTASTIC.
Beka makes up her own sauce with Ketchup, spicy mustard, Worchestire, cumin, garlic salt, pepper and a bucha brown sugar.
POULE43
Save those bones / You left too much meat on them.....Ill be right over Bansh! laughing.gif

They look INCREDIBLE!!!

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Bansh88
QUOTE (POULE43 @ May 30 2010, 10:41 AM) *
Save those bones / You left too much meat on them.....Ill be right over Bansh! laughing.gif


Could've left them in the pot for another 30 minutes to get a little more "fall of the bone" action.
socaldmax
Looks delicious!
Bansh88
These were Costco "Back Loin Ribs". Best I've found and the price is pretty good. 3 Packs are like $25-$35. Beats the hell out of any restaurant! Quality, quantity AND price.
POWDER
bansh88 put some more on i will come over and help you eat them they look good
JimandMelissa
I'm hungry now
ahipara 55
I like this pick best

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Timmay
Washing it down with Sam Adams? facelick.gif
Crusty
Gonna have to try this...
Bansh88
QUOTE (TD @ Jun 1 2010, 10:17 AM) *
Washing it down with Sam Adams? facelick.gif


'Skinny Dip' by New Belgium
Esco
nice job, maby we need a san diego rib cookoff since AZ is having one bbq2.gif
Duneroller
Looks good. May have to try these soon. facelick.gif
SD Surfer
Are those just in the crockpot dry? (like, no water)
Fireballsocal
QUOTE (Coobie @ May 30 2010, 10:21 AM) *
What BBQ sauce do you like to use while on the Q??


Coob, I like sweet sauce and sweet baby rays is easy to find and tastes great to me. One of our local barbeque cheffs here uses it also. Claimed he couldn't make anything better so that's what he uses.
Fireman
This guy make some good ribs if you follow his directions http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kVg1t3K27eQ
Bansh88
QUOTE (whipkiller @ Jun 2 2010, 07:35 AM) *
Are those just in the crockpot dry? (like, no water)

yep. Just rub. You get a little liquid from melting fat in the bottom. Thing you don't want is ribs simmering in fluid. They'll fall apart.
SD Surfer
I don't know why, but I never even thought of using my crockpot that way. wife.gif

So it's basically just a little slow-roasting oven, yes?

I think I'll have to try these now.
Bansh88
QUOTE (whipkiller @ Jun 7 2010, 09:40 AM) *
I don't know why, but I never even thought of using my crockpot that way. wife.gif

So it's basically just a little slow-roasting oven, yes?

I think I'll have to try these now.


Slow cook and keeps them moist.
Crock pot is also awesome for London Broil. Throw it in with a little sauce for about 8 hours. Meast shreds apart for Philly style sandwiches.
Chicken legs too! Teryaki in for 4-6 hours. Peel the skin off first. All fat melts off and it's like giant, delicious wings
Esco
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BigBlockTank
I'll tell ya anytime I don't like crock pot ribs......BUT, while I ws reading thru this recipe and procedure, I could taste these damn ribs. I swear I could. I'm gonna give this a try, it just sounds good to come home to after work. Dude that's "greasin" at it's finest!!!


BBTank
Esco
QUOTE (Bansh88 @ Jun 7 2010, 09:49 AM) *
QUOTE (whipkiller @ Jun 7 2010, 09:40 AM) *
I don't know why, but I never even thought of using my crockpot that way. wife.gif

So it's basically just a little slow-roasting oven, yes?

I think I'll have to try these now.


Slow cook and keeps them moist.
Crock pot is also awesome for London Broil. Throw it in with a little sauce for about 8 hours. Meast shreds apart for Philly style sandwiches.
Chicken legs too! Teryaki in for 4-6 hours. Peel the skin off first. All fat melts off and it's like giant, delicious wings


gonna try the london broil and chicken, I am not really a rib guy
Bansh88
QUOTE (Esco @ Jun 8 2010, 01:46 PM) *
gonna try the london broil and chicken, I am not really a rib guy


Throw a sliced up onion in for the last 30 minutes or so. Onions tenderize and marinade perfectly.
Bansh88
QUOTE (BigBlockTank @ Jun 7 2010, 09:27 PM) *
I'll tell ya anytime I don't like crock pot ribs......BUT, while I ws reading thru this recipe and procedure, I could taste these damn ribs. I swear I could. I'm gonna give this a try, it just sounds good to come home to after work. Dude that's "greasin" at it's finest!!!


BBTank


The first time I did it, I was shocked at how well they came out. I don't even remember what made me think to try this. I think it was my chicken leg recepie that made me think to try with ribs.
Dungbeetle06
QUOTE (POULE43 @ May 30 2010, 10:41 AM) *
Save those bones / You left too much meat on them.....Ill be right over Bansh! laughing.gif

They look INCREDIBLE!!!

poule.gif


^^^^^^Must fight the urge to say what I want to say^^^^^^^^^
BigBlockTank
QUOTE (Bansh88 @ Jun 8 2010, 04:06 PM) *
QUOTE (BigBlockTank @ Jun 7 2010, 09:27 PM) *
I'll tell ya anytime I don't like crock pot ribs......BUT, while I ws reading thru this recipe and procedure, I could taste these damn ribs. I swear I could. I'm gonna give this a try, it just sounds good to come home to after work. Dude that's "greasin" at it's finest!!!


BBTank


The first time I did it, I was shocked at how well they came out. I don't even remember what made me think to try this. I think it was my chicken leg recepie that made me think to try with ribs.


Just as I was reading this from you, I thought...............(to myself, of course)......HEY BONEHEAD, try this same thing with lamb shanks, then neck bones (for neck bones and rice), then ham hocks (for me to eat, not to share with anyone, no one I tell you). Heck yea, I can see this happening in my kitchen!!!!! 1cheff.gif
Cacti'
Looks yummy!
Crusty
Wife brought home a little Pork Ribs other day, so I tried this last night.


Oh Lordy!

It was easy, quick and came out great.

Thanks Bansh88.

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Scataloni
QUOTE (Bansh88 @ Jun 7 2010, 09:03 AM) *
QUOTE (whipkiller @ Jun 2 2010, 07:35 AM) *
Are those just in the crockpot dry? (like, no water)

yep. Just rub. You get a little liquid from melting fat in the bottom. Thing you don't want is ribs simmering in fluid. They'll fall apart.

Do you need a special type of rub? How do you apply it?

QUOTE (Bansh88 @ Jun 7 2010, 09:49 AM) *
QUOTE (whipkiller @ Jun 7 2010, 09:40 AM) *
I don't know why, but I never even thought of using my crockpot that way. wife.gif

So it's basically just a little slow-roasting oven, yes?

I think I'll have to try these now.


Slow cook and keeps them moist.
Crock pot is also awesome for London Broil. Throw it in with a little sauce for about 8 hours. Meast shreds apart for Philly style sandwiches.
Chicken legs too! Teryaki in for 4-6 hours. Peel the skin off first. All fat melts off and it's like giant, delicious wings

Do you have recipes for all this? I have a crock pot that's barely ever seen light of day and would love to actually use it instead of it being a space taker in the cabinet...
Shelvis
Oh Steph, I am the crock pot queen! I can give you a bunch of recipes! laughing.gif
QueenGlamis
I am not a fan of ribs either, BUT if ya need some crock pot ideas 25deal.gif Kerin taught me this one --- start it before Beerp.gif , go out on river for 6-8 hours, come back and dinner is DONE!

1 roast (I prefer beef rump or any other LEAN roast)
2-4 cans of cream of mushroom w/garlic soup
1 onion
veggies that you like w/roast (carrots/taters etc)
1 Lipton onion mix

Throw everything in the crock pot (NO WATER NEEDED) and cook 6-8 hours on high. Make some minute rice -- enough for the peeps you are feeding. Take 2 large forks and shred the roast ( basically falls apart) and mix with the gravy the crock has made. Put some rice in a bowl and ladle the roast mix over. This is amazing! facelick.gif
Dirtywhiteboy
Man I cant wait to make this!! Thanks Bansh
beachbum
Going to try ribs Monday. Next might be thelondan broil .
Bansh88
fail safe. Only time I hade a problem was puttin too many ribs in one pot. We did 3 racks in one crockpot and the times were way off. underdone. We also had to use my mom-in-laws shittty Q to boot
beachbum
What temp do you set the crock pot at for the ribs , low , med or high ?
Bansh88
Low. Always low.
Not even sure why theres a 'HIGH' setting. Burns stuff up fast
BeachHead
Been using this since Bansh posted it...yummmy...We use "Bad Byrons Butt Rub" that we found in Williams AZ last time we were at the Grand Canyon. Just about out...guess that means we're gonna have to take another trip to the canyon soon.
Esco
giving this a go tomorow, will document the process incase i Like it will be repeatable for me icon_biggrin.gif doing a pork rack, my own rub and darlenes moms homemade bbq sauce
Bansh88
QUOTE (Esco @ Jul 9 2011, 01:20 PM) *
giving this a go tomorow, will document the process incase i Like it will be repeatable for me icon_biggrin.gif doing a pork rack, my own rub and darlenes moms homemade bbq sauce

Oh, you'll repeat it
Esco
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wifes sauce= cup of coffee, 1 cup ketchup, 1/2 cup of worcheshire, 1/3 cup vinigar, 1/2cup brown sugar, lemon juice, and some butter, mix it all and simmer for 5mins or untill thickens

save some for after they are cooked

YUM thanks bansh you old eff laughl.gif
Esco
Doing a bird today
matt86m
Bansh, I took your idea with some ribs of a pig a buddy of mine shot. Left them in the crock pot for about 8 hours on low, then onto the grill to get some char on them then doused them in some sauce.

No pics on this one but they were tasty for sure!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Bansh88
Glad this is working for everyone!
Did the chicken leg version last week. Too poor for ribs right now. Though, my birthday is next month!
BigBlockTank
QUOTE (Bansh88 @ Jul 24 2011, 07:04 AM) *
Glad this is working for everyone!
Did the chicken leg version last week. Too poor for ribs right now. Though, my birthday is next month!


Happy early birthday. Come visit us in Tucson, and I'll make you all the ribs you can eat!!! And I'll cook'em the way you want'em. Crock pot, smoker, any way that suits you. How many racks of ribs should I buy? (they're only $3.91/lb at the commasary for baby backs, and $1.89 for spare ribs). Oh, I'm not kidding either!!

Tank
Esco
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wifes sauce= cup of coffee, 1 cup ketchup, 1/2 cup of worcheshire, 1/3 cup vinigar, 1/2cup brown sugar, lemon juice, and some butter, mix it all and simmer for 5mins or untill thickens

save some for after they are cooked

YUM thanks bansh you old eff laughl.gif


Gonna make these again for sunday but will let them soak in coke a cola all day tomorrow then dry off and follow the process above^^^^^^^
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