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Post by dadfsr on Jan 9, 2007 12:05:41 GMT -5
Fixed these this last weekend and Danf thought at first he was eating pork ribs. Cut each side into two short rib sections(old saber saw came in real handy ;D) simmer in a pot covered with two Honey Browns(any good beer or dark ale would work), two onions(quartered), six garlic cloves and sea salt plus water to cover until the meat has started to pull away( mine went about 4hours on low heat) I then cut each section into individual ribs, coated with Cattlemens Choice BBQ and grilled over HOT charcoal until glazed on both sides(no gas grills please ) Platter up and serve -just make sure you get some before you put 'em out or you won't get any
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Post by steiny on Jan 9, 2007 21:57:41 GMT -5
ABSOLUTELY NO GAS GRILLS ! That's a serious bar-b-quing foul.
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Post by DEERTRACKS on Jan 26, 2007 13:26:28 GMT -5
Good stuff!!!!!!!!!!
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Post by papohead on Mar 13, 2007 8:29:58 GMT -5
I have always wanted to try ribs, but how much fat does one leave on the meat. Or do you just cut all fat off and then is there enough meat left. Let me know how to butcher it, thanks steady
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Post by dadfsr on Mar 15, 2007 22:30:58 GMT -5
Always remove as much of the silver and fat as possible on any venison that is butchered. Usually any fat on venison will be an unpleasant eating experience which why it should always be removed. Even though the parboiling will take care of a lot of the fat that is hard to cut off of the ribs. Does that answer your question?
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