i see all your recipes but if i was to use beef ribs instead of pork ribs, is the process longer? how much longer? i only see pork ribs on your site thanks keep up the good work!
hey silz86, beef ribs tend to be fattier so you need to "low and slow" them at around 225f for 4-7 hours(depending on the size of the rack) to render off the fat and get them tender! Serve with a good sauce or gravy...-BBQ Pit Boys
i see all your recipes but if i was to use beef ribs instead of pork ribs, is the process longer? how much longer? i only see pork ribs on your site thanks keep up the good work!
silz86 3 years ago
hey silz86, beef ribs tend to be fattier so you need to "low and slow" them at around 225f for 4-7 hours(depending on the size of the rack) to render off the fat and get them tender! Serve with a good sauce or gravy...-BBQ Pit Boys
BarbecueWeb 3 years ago
can we see you're face?
anirudhkrishnamani 3 years ago
SSSSSSSSssssshut up and listen. mmmmmmm
mattcrash1985 3 years ago
that sound is like beautiful music!
Senkrad1234 4 years ago
-there's a lot of great music in this world, and this steak sizzling on the grill is one of them! Thanks for stoppin' by. -BBQ Pit Boys
BarbecueWeb 4 years ago
Got any duck or geese recipes?
foxbow15 4 years ago
Do you have any fish recipes (particularly crappie) to try on the grill??
douglasrob 4 years ago
damn, now that's a creek fish i never even thought of do'n up on the BBQ.....
got a video camera? upload your crappie video recipe to YouTube, i'm get'n hungry!!
BarbecueWeb 4 years ago
Awesome.
UnionKid15 4 years ago