beef ribs

[kermitsm]

Wow didn't know that Sam's had these. Thanks for the info.

[Pequod]

Thanks for the heads up. I do like their jalapeño cheddar sausage. I'll grab a Groupon and take a look. I credit them with my finding plate ribs at Fresh World just down the road after finding no luck there.

[T-bone]

Pequod yeah I pretty much have a love/hate relationship with them. I love the product(s), but hate the attitude/customer service. They seemed to have improved a little on the latter so I use them when I can snag a Groupon.

[Pequod]

Interesting, because Springfield Butcher was the first place I went when I first looked for them a few years ago. Talked to the butcher/owner and, once he figured out what I was asking for, said he would not carry, not even a special order. Stopped going there after that. Faux butcher, I thought.

[T-bone]

Pequod Springfield Butcher also has nice beef rib plates. They usually have a Groupon active so that helps with the cost.The ones I got from there are in this thread: https://pitmaster.amazingribs.com/fo...-for-beef-ribs

[Pequod]

And it has a little brother!

[EdF]

Nice cooker you got there!

[Pequod]

railroadscot - I can get beef plate ribs up here in Fairfax County. The only place I've found them -- and packer briskets -- is Fresh World, an international market in Springfield. They come in 2-3 plate (3 bones each) cryovacs, and they are Angus. Awesome stuff. Here are some I did on Memorial Day.

[EdF]

Love it!

[Atalanta]

There used to be a place in Levittown, PA that served them. The place is long gone but the memory is still there.

I don't know if you have Amish markets in your part of VA, but I'd try there if you do. W e have a couple and I've had good luck asking for things they don't normally carry - like goose at the poultry stand. Or maybe a cow farm, if they don't do the butchering, they may be able to direct you somewhere. I saw beef ribs at one market, being sold as "dog food" at $2/lb. Bought the lot and baked them (didn't have a grill at the time). Delish!

[EdF]

Good price on the rib steak! I'm in NJ too. Must be a regional name. Sort of like when I lived in Ma. You could get sirloin tips anywhere. Nobody around here knows what it is (flap steak in some locations).

[Nuke em]

Same here but I found out yesterday. They were rib steaks like prime rib steaks. Just flat plain steaks. I passed. I have 1 1/2 steaks in the freezer. But now I know. Didn't wanna take the time to have the butcher slice thick ones. But ya just gotta keep looking

[JCBBQ]

Personally I've never hear of a "beef rib steak" - not sure what that is.

[Nuke em]

JCBBQ here in nj I'm always looking for a deal. Good thing I've got a great butcher shop round the corner from me. (Bringshurst meats)
they usual have some sorta animal hanging on the hooks that you can see thru the window for processing. That being said,I usually look thru my local shoprite sales paper if I don't want to pay full price. Not as good as bringhurst, but a deal is a deal.
Here is a pic of this weeks shoprite flyer

i just wonder is This is the same as Dino bones. I'll find out after work. If they look good, I'll grab some just to have some in case the zombies start to attack

[Spinaker]

I haven't, I bet I could get them to hold a rack when they come in. This place is cutting them like that, onsite. I'm gonna see what they say. Thanks!