This Rib Technique is Taking Over BBQ



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00:00 – Intro: How to Make Ribs Taste Better
00:42 – The Butcher’s Secret: Ribs from Pork Belly
02:05 – Maximizing Flavor: The Single-Rib Technique
02:26 – The Binder: Using Soy Sauce for Color & Salt
03:07 – Grill Setup: Briquettes & Whiskey Barrel Smoke
03:59 – Phase 1: Smoking to 70°C
04:20 – Recipe: The Perfect Asian BBQ Sauce
05:46 – Phase 2: The Texas Crutch (Wrapping)
06:48 – Testing for Tenderness & The Probe Check
07:30 – The Glaze: Brushing & The 10-Minute Rest
08:38 – Summary: Why This Method Wins
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  1. There's not a ton of butcher shops in the US that have quarters (or full primals for that matter), so it's not going to be easy finding this cut. You can find pork belly or spare ribs, but to find them together I'm not sure how easy that will be. I think Cosctco might be a place, although there isn't one by me so I'm just guessing. Butcher's used to get half or quarter cows they would hook and be able to hang and move from the cooler to the cutting room (which is pretty cool too), and cut up how they wanted. Now-a-days most of those aren't used as everything comes in vacuum sealed subprimals. I hope I'm wrong and there's an easy way to get this here though, someone tell me if it's possible without having to travel 100's of miles.

  2. Why so much seasoning? Everywhere else in the world is just meat and salt, sauces are made separate so you may add at choice…
    Don't get me wrong, the meat looks great, but doesn't so much seasoning mask the meat's flavour?

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