rib glaze
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rib glaze
hay guys
I have never glazed ribs before,And I would like to try this
If you glaze the ribs,Do you glaze just the meat side or both sides ?
Must you remove the waterpan ?
And do you do it than directly above the coal ?
Thanks
I have never glazed ribs before,And I would like to try this
If you glaze the ribs,Do you glaze just the meat side or both sides ?
Must you remove the waterpan ?
And do you do it than directly above the coal ?
Thanks
Re: rib glaze
I tried it recently using Roxy's rib glaze, I brushed it on every 10mins for the last hour. I had them in a rib rack so I could do both sides & the water pan was left in (though I did put them over the coals for 1-2mins per side just before serving them).
Roxy's glaze is really good, if you put it in the search box it will give you the ingredients & some photo's.
Roxy's glaze is really good, if you put it in the search box it will give you the ingredients & some photo's.
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Re: rib glaze
Treegje wrote:hay guys
I have never glazed ribs before,And I would like to try this
If you glaze the ribs,Do you glaze just the meat side or both sides ?
Must you remove the waterpan ?
And do you do it than directly above the coal ?
Thanks
I glaze both sides, use the water pan and take it out at the end to caramelize the outside.
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Re: rib glaze
I glaze both side's
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