When it comes to ribs, there are basically three options available -- the large and meaty spare rib, the smaller but more tender and lean baby back rib, and the St. Louis spare rib (in which the sternum bone and cartilage have been removed from the top of the rib to create a more uniform, rectangular rack). Today we are focusing on the latter with a "how to" video from our friends at Pork Barrel BBQ.
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Last summer I purchased a grinding attachment for my kitchen stand mixer and since then I’ve had a ton of fun grilling my own meat blends for hamburgers, sausage and more. While ground beef from your local grocery store or butcher are perfectly fine when you’re short on time, grinding it at home allows you the freedom to play with different combinations of chuck, brisket, shortrib, and more.
Now although grinding your own meat at home might seem extremely challenging, it’s really quite simple once you understand the basics. For that, we’re turning to John Carruthers and Jesse Valenciana, authors of the recently released BBQ and grilling cookbook ManBQue! By (Running Press, 2014), for their grind meat “how to”.
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Pork Cuts for Grilling
Fire up the grill for these ever so tasty cuts of pork!
Hawaiian Burger
It's like a luau in your mouth with this Hawaiian burger recipe from yours truly and sponsored by Omaha Steaks.
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