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    grilled pork ribs rosticciana

    I’ve been meaning to try this recipe from Cooks Illustrated for about a month. Man, I am glad I got to it. It is a grill recipe, not a barbeque recipe. The ribs are not tender, but rather chewy like a steak. They are holy (heck) good. And as an added bonus, they are ridiculously easy!

    1 or 2 racks ribs (any cut, i used whole racks and used the tips), cut into two rib sections
    salt
    vegetable oil
    pepper

    Vinaigrette:

    1/2 cup evoo
    4 finely minced cloves of garlic
    2t finely minced fresh rosemary
    2T lemon juice (about 2 lemons)

    1 hour before grilling:

    Cut the ribs into the 2 rib sections, salt, and refrigerate. Make the vinaigrette by mixing the first three ingredients and microwaving them until they just start bubbling, about 30-45 seconds; then whisk in the lemon juice and let stand.

    get a fire just slightly less than afterburner hot, between burger and steak: 450-500. Brush the meaty side of the ribs with vegetable oil, pepper them, and grill them meat side down for a few minutes. Turn, grill, turn, grill, etc. I took them to 150 between the bones, which kept them juicy and still gave a great crust.

    When they are done, let them stand a few minutes and serve with the vinaigrette on the side.

    I did 4 chicken thighs alongside, to see if the recipe translates. It absolutely does. I started the thighs after the first turn, because, well, you know. They’re a lot thinner.

    the key to this is the same as the key to grilling pork chops: PAY ATTENTION. A couple more minutes and I very well might have had shoe leather. But these were juicy, meaty, porky, and had a really good caveman gestalt, as in ripping meat from bones with your teeth!

    Give it a try. It’s one of the easiest recipes you can make, and the reward is... well, the reward is amazing ribs in about 15 minutes!

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    Last edited by Mosca; May 22, 2019, 06:41 PM.

    #2
    I enjoy doing pork ribs in a similar fashion. I like the chew and the crispy caramelized pork fat.

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    • Mosca
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      That’s why the two-rib sections, more crispy!

    • Hit_em
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      Italian ribs. If you add red pepper flakes when you microwave you have a fra Diavalo marinade. Great chicken treatment. Let the marinade cool down in frig/fryer before pouring over chicken. Marinate 1 hour.

    #3
    I use that same basic vinaigrette on chicken all the time. Try it served with a chimichurri. It's one of our go to chicken recipes.

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      #4
      Looks great. What was your side dish?

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      • Mosca
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        Steamed sugar snaps and Caprese tomatoes.

      • NapMaster
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        Roger that Mosca Really nice looking plate.

      #5
      Gorgeous cook. I saw that recipe and wanted to try. Now have to.

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        #6
        Fancy!

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          #7
          Yee haw... gotta' buy some more ribs for this weekend.

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            #8
            I especially like the tomato/Mozzarella/basil salad with balsamic drizzle. I do that quite frequently, guests really seem to like it every time I do it as well. Simple but looks and tastes great. Nice work there Mosca

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            • Ahumadora
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              You can reduce balsamic vinegar by slowly boiling it if you do not have a reduction. Stinks the whole house out, so do it outside on the bbq. Works great on Asparagus spears.

            #9
            To reheat, put a serving of ribs in a plastic bag, seal the top, and put them in simmering water.

            I might like these better than bbq’d ribs. I’ve eaten them three nights in a row. They’re like pork steak.

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            • Ahumadora
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              1/2 cup evoo ???? Whats that? never heard of it.

            • Mosca
              Mosca commented
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              Extra virgin olive oil.

            #10
            I’ve noticed that there are two approaches to cooking ribs. One is the traditional low and slow method, and the other is grilling at about 300 to 350°. I’ve had some pretty good grilled ribs out a couple of BBQ joints.

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              #11
              Made these tonight, they were transplendent.

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              • Mosca
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                Yeah, damn good, aren't they! I love the rosemary and lemon and garlic!

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