OK, here's the end result:
I took das85 advice and Marinated the Frankin ribs per
I incinerated them at max heat for only 2 min on each side for the first batch, and the second was a little more interesting. Put the second batch on, closed the lid and (1st mistake) tasted one from the first batch (not a mistake 👍😋) and tossed the mini bones to my dog as I took a few sips from my Makers Mark/Ginger Ale concoction (2nd mistake). Oh crap! The ribs! Lifted the lid to discover half a grill grease fire, removed the ribs, and was able to mist the fire out.
In the end I still had 3/4 of the ribs in pretty good shape and a 1/4 a little more crispy than intended - but to be honest they was pretty damn good too! The wife actually preferred the black ones! Me too.
Thanks for the help guys! All y'all are so generous with your help/advice and I really appreciate it!
Now I know what Frankin ribs are, and what to do with them. AND to never turn my back on them - damn they cook fast!
I took das85 advice and Marinated the Frankin ribs per
I incinerated them at max heat for only 2 min on each side for the first batch, and the second was a little more interesting. Put the second batch on, closed the lid and (1st mistake) tasted one from the first batch (not a mistake 👍😋) and tossed the mini bones to my dog as I took a few sips from my Makers Mark/Ginger Ale concoction (2nd mistake). Oh crap! The ribs! Lifted the lid to discover half a grill grease fire, removed the ribs, and was able to mist the fire out.
In the end I still had 3/4 of the ribs in pretty good shape and a 1/4 a little more crispy than intended - but to be honest they was pretty damn good too! The wife actually preferred the black ones! Me too.
Thanks for the help guys! All y'all are so generous with your help/advice and I really appreciate it!
Now I know what Frankin ribs are, and what to do with them. AND to never turn my back on them - damn they cook fast!








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