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    St Louis Blasphemy Ribs

    So far the only recipes I found for Blasphemy Ribs use baby back ribs, I know not why.
    The rack of ribs was pulled out of the freezer is a rack of St Louis-style ribs.
    I will have it this afternoon.
    I welcome any advice, comments, or suggestions,

    Correction I found this recipe,
    Individually Smoked Pork Ribs (Party Ribs) - Bark in Every Bite (girlscangrill.com)
    Last edited by bbqLuv; July 22, 2024, 08:10 AM.

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    People have used St. Louis ribs for Blasphemy Ribs. They work just fine.

    See the first note at the bottom of the recipe here: https://blasphemyribs.com/2020/02/14...y-ribs-recipe/
    Last edited by mgaretz; July 22, 2024, 08:25 AM.

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    • bbqLuv
      bbqLuv commented
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      Thanks, that is what I thought.
      Is Blasphemy Ribs another name for Party Ribs?

    • mgaretz
      mgaretz commented
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      It's the other way around. My recipe pre-dates hers by many years. Posted here in October 2017.

    • bbqLuv
      bbqLuv commented
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      The name Blasphemy seems to be appropriate
      I will remember Blasphemy first then Party
      You done good

    #3
    I can testify that SLS and baby/loin back ribs cook in similar amounts of time using the Blasphemy style invented by Mark. I need to commit some "blasphemy" soon with a rack of ribs in my freezer. I've never used Mark's rub, and see the ginger in it and think that would make for an interesting twist. I will say that I've pushed close to 3 hours a few times when using Blasphemy, but that may have been due to bigger ribs or trouble controlling cooker temperature (charcoal).

    mgaretz Mark does the ginger in the rub give it a kinda "Asian" flair? Just curious, as I only use ginger in my Asian inspired cooking...

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    • bbqLuv
      bbqLuv commented
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      I am slated to Blasphemy them bones
      Thanks for your input.

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    Originally posted by jfmorris View Post
    Mark does the ginger in the rub give it a kinda "Asian" flair? Just curious, as I only use ginger in my Asian inspired cooking...
    I wouldn't say that it does. Just adds to the overall flavor. My rub is based on Meathead's Memphis Dust, which had the ginger.

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    • jfmorris
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      Mark I guess it's been a while since I made a batch of MMD, so I didn't even remember it having ginger! Been using more commercial rubs, plus a big quart jar I made a while back of the Rendezvous rub from the free side...

    • carolts
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      Also saw your Char Siu recipe and very interested in trying it. Unfortunately, the NOH seasoning contains gluten, which is a no-go for me. Has anyone figured out the right combination of spices for this? I can get GF tamari powder, which substitutes for soy sauce. I know there are plenty of marinade recipes out there, but wanted to try this method.

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    How did I miss this? Going to try it this weekend.

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    • mgaretz
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      I highly suggest you follow the recipe and procedure, at least the first time. Folks who do that generally love the ribs. When folks don't have great results it's usually because they didn't follow the recipe.

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