Our Cliche' July Fourth Dinner
Smoked ribs, baby. I did not get to smoke them like I usually do, for 6+ hours, due to time restraints. So, I took a shortcut & they still turned out fantastic.
I used the pressure cooker. I cooked them at high pressure for about 10 minutes & then finished them on the smoker for 35 minutes. They turned out A LOT better than I expected.
We did buck the July Fourth cliche' a little. Instead of Beer & BBQ, we had Wine & BBQ . Menage a Trois Red table wine (blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Zinfandel & Merlot) was the pairing & it was excellent with the ribs.
Stay tuned for many posts covering our 18 day road trip out to California & back, with lots of pictures.
I used the pressure cooker. I cooked them at high pressure for about 10 minutes & then finished them on the smoker for 35 minutes. They turned out A LOT better than I expected.
We did buck the July Fourth cliche' a little. Instead of Beer & BBQ, we had Wine & BBQ . Menage a Trois Red table wine (blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Zinfandel & Merlot) was the pairing & it was excellent with the ribs.
Stay tuned for many posts covering our 18 day road trip out to California & back, with lots of pictures.
posted by Collin @ 9:52 AM
2 Comments:
At 11:00 AM,
Michael Hughes said…
Yum. I've also found that a good solid rose will go well with ribs. I love L'Instant rose from Domaine du Fondreche. Smoked meats love it!
At 3:29 AM,
Collin said…
I will look for it. I have fallen in love with Rose's the this summer. We tried an Elk Cove Pinot Noir Rose last week that knocked my sox off.
Cheers,
Collin
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