Last week I asked Brian Ritchie about his famous Milwaukee ribs and he passed on to me his thoughts on the subject. Tonight I had a go. The ribs were rubbed with a dry rub of cumin, coriander, hot chilli powder, sweet paprika and salt. I cooked them at 125C for 2 hours and then brushed them with a sauce of black strap molasses, mushroom ketchup, Dijon mustard, tomato sugo and piri piri and, wait for it, ginger beer. Anyone wanting the method just let me know.
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Given how picky and demanding Italians can be regarding food, furiously
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5 years ago
They look great. And delicious.
ReplyDeleteWow, yum!
ReplyDeleteNow I must say that this is a variation on Brian's rib recipe which really calls for wood fire and a slow heat and cooking for 3 hours covered and 2 uncovered with the sauce painted on for the last 10 minutes.
ReplyDeleteYou got me with ginger beer ... my all time favourite beverage I actually use ginger beer or Buderim ginger syrup in my poached rhubar and have been known to throw a bit into to (don't shudder) my bouef bourgignon ... alas no woodfired stove BUT I will give the ribs a go soon ... @frombecca
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