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Not cooked over fire

Discussion in 'The Smokehouse' started by Grizzly Adam, Oct 21, 2013.

  1. Grizzly Adam

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    But I wanted to tease you anyway. Pressure cooked ribs.

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    Looks great what time is dinner??
     
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    Looks good, I have never done them like that before. How long did it take to cook them?
     
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    About 40 minutes total, 20 minutes once the pressure built up.
     
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    Oh man, and its 11:45 just before lunchtime....this is torture
     
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    I find a small pressure cooker great for ribs, stews and blade or round steaks. They cook tender in a short time and stay so moist and flavorfull. Your ribs look awesome. Scotty is going to have to find a way to add scent to these threads.
     
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