Traeger Short Ribs
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Traeger Short Ribs
This is Managements dinner from last night.
Forequarter Short Ribs and Fried Rice
I coated the Ribs in Urban Griller Rib Tickler Dust® and left covered in the fridge overnight.
Started the Traeger set to 225F and laid the ribs out.
After two hours (shopping in the supermarket) came back and applied the first glaze: Urban Griller Rib Tickler Dust® combined with a little Honey, Worcestershire and stout
Another hour and the second glaze (more honey in this glaze mix)
Half an hour later and they are ready for foil and resting in a low oven while I make Fried Rice.
Bingo: Managements Dinner
Cheers
Chris
Forequarter Short Ribs and Fried Rice
I coated the Ribs in Urban Griller Rib Tickler Dust® and left covered in the fridge overnight.
Started the Traeger set to 225F and laid the ribs out.
After two hours (shopping in the supermarket) came back and applied the first glaze: Urban Griller Rib Tickler Dust® combined with a little Honey, Worcestershire and stout
Another hour and the second glaze (more honey in this glaze mix)
Half an hour later and they are ready for foil and resting in a low oven while I make Fried Rice.
Bingo: Managements Dinner
Cheers
Chris
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Re: Traeger Short Ribs
They look awesome Chris! You started out with some fantastic looking ribs and the end result looks even better.
One question: How do you measure your honey quantities in the glaze?
One question: How do you measure your honey quantities in the glaze?
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Chris, you ever do that again and I'm coming right over.
Don't think I'm kidding, I know where your house is,....that is looking like my all time favourite meal!!!!!!
Absolute ripper!
Don't think I'm kidding, I know where your house is,....that is looking like my all time favourite meal!!!!!!
Absolute ripper!
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Re: Traeger Short Ribs
They are the Forequarter Short Ribs ....$6.50 per kilo and more meat, a bit random though as you can tell from the pics.Narmnaleg wrote:They look awesome Chris! You started out with some fantastic looking ribs and the end result looks even better.
One question: How do you measure your honey quantities in the glaze?
I have a formula that works for Management (who is a little chilli whimpy).
1 TBS Rub
2-3 TBS Honey
1 cup Stout.
Then the final glaze has double the Honey and half the rub.
You can play around with this, I like Golden Syrup, but it is hard to find here.
Cheers
Chris
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bloody hell Chris, very nice work
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I like Golden Syrup too but they haven't come out that well!
Forequarter ribs....of...?
Looks like porkflesh in the photo?
Forequarter ribs....of...?
Looks like porkflesh in the photo?
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Re: Traeger Short Ribs
Hey Buc.....yep Pork....that'd be why it's in the Pork section of the forum! .......might be time you had a lie down!
Chris
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Oh yeahhh.urbangriller wrote:Hey Buc.....yep Pork....that'd be why it's in the Pork section of the forum! .......might be time you had a lie down!
Chris
Lie down...good idea...
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urbangriller wrote:Hey Buc.....yep Pork....that'd be why it's in the Pork section of the forum! .......might be time you had a lie down!
Chris
I was thinking of asking what sort of beast it was as well!
Cheers.
Titch
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Re: Traeger Short Ribs
Chris,
Awesome looking ribs great colour as well, looks like another winner on the traeger Chris is that the same rub that you kindly let me sample?
The fried rice looks pretty impressive also!!!
Mike
Awesome looking ribs great colour as well, looks like another winner on the traeger Chris is that the same rub that you kindly let me sample?
The fried rice looks pretty impressive also!!!
Mike
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Re: Traeger Short Ribs
Wow..all of a sudden I feel like some forequarter ribs....they looks soo nice.......would most butchers know what you meant if you ordered them by that title?
and..Chris....we are all hangin' to know your dust sprinkle...would you care to share....pretty please
and yeah..it's been a long week....I think it's not only Bucc who needs a lie down........OI......who stole my pillow
have a great week fellas
Davo
and..Chris....we are all hangin' to know your dust sprinkle...would you care to share....pretty please
and yeah..it's been a long week....I think it's not only Bucc who needs a lie down........OI......who stole my pillow
have a great week fellas
Davo
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Re: Traeger Short Ribs
Yep, the same!chief charcoal wrote:Chris,
Awesome looking ribs great colour as well, looks like another winner on the traeger Chris is that the same rub that you kindly let me sample?
The fried rice looks pretty impressive also!!!
Mike
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Here is where I say TRAIN YOUR BUTCHER!!!!, imarty probably has a technical way to say this, but I just say Forequarter Short Rib, in whole portions, they usually like to cut them down so they look prettier............I don't let my butcher do and of the small knife work.Davo wrote:Wow..all of a sudden I feel like some forequarter ribs....they looks soo nice.......would most butchers know what you meant if you ordered them by that title?
and..Chris....we are all hangin' to know your dust sprinkle...would you care to share....pretty please
and yeah..it's been a long week....I think it's not only Bucc who needs a lie down........OI......who stole my pillow
have a great week fellas
Davo
Yeah....Nice try Davo........Do you think I want you bastards beating me with my own rub (unless you paid full retail for it)? I have a couple of Restaurants who want me to make it for them, so I'm not giving it away, it took two years and some to develop!....makes me tired just thinking about it.
Here is the "Base".....it will work nicely just as it is, only three ingredients missing!
Seriously, this works for me, I make up the "Base" and then I have "add on's" or "tweaks" that I add to provide variations and turn the flavour this way or that.
½ cup Paprika
¼ cup Salt (powderised)
¼ cup Sugar (powderised)
2 Tablespoons Mustard Powder
¼ cups Chilli Powder
¼ cups Cumin
2 Tablespoons Ground White Pepper
¼ cups Ground Garlic
2 Tablespoons Cayenne Powder
Powderised, just means I've ground it down to a powder.
Cheers
Chris
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We Italians would refer to this as "being rubbed out"urbangriller wrote: Yeah....Nice try Davo........Do you think I want you bastards beating me with my own rub
But then I see here that you've told us the base of the rub!
Perhaps someone "Made you an offer you can't refuse"?