Originally Posted by Fire Me Boy!:
Looks pretty good. Also, FYP.
:-) Thanks. I was unexpectedly delighted. Honestly, I decided to take a picture and post and actually did some minor cleaning of the plate and moving stuff around. It was a mess at first. And I didn't go to great lengths. I wanted to eat it hot, but I did some. First time. Haha. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Fire Me Boy!:
Country style are a lot like hunks of pork shoulder. The connective tissue breaks down beautifully in the slow cooker.
I'm not talking doing it like BBQ. Braised in milk or a mushroom sauce... :-)
Originally Posted by Fire Me Boy!:
I like pork quite a bit, but we rarely eat it. Probably should more since it's so cheap down here.
I like country style ribs in the slow cooker.
:-):-) - I wasn't going to mention because I definitely am not offering up a picture, but I have a cooker full of baked beans with baby back ribs swimming in them simmering away right now.
Grilled the ribs long enough to get some smoke into them, now to let the beans render all the pork fat out.
Originally Posted by Baby Lee: :-):-) - I wasn't going to mention because I definitely am not offering up a picture, but I have a cooker full of baked beans with baby back ribs swimming in them simmering away right now.
Grilled the ribs long enough to get some smoke into them, now to let the beans render all the pork fat out.
Looks like heck, tastes like heaven.
Pic that shit up! Can't look worst than shit on a shingle. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Baby Lee: :-):-) - I wasn't going to mention because I definitely am not offering up a picture, but I have a cooker full of baked beans with baby back ribs swimming in them simmering away right now.
Grilled the ribs long enough to get some smoke into them, now to let the beans render all the pork fat out.
My kids are spoiled. They both like pork, but it has to America's Cut. 1.5 to 2", like a steak. I did a pork Lo Mein last week and just got some thin cut pork cutlets to go with it. My daughter sauntered in when I was prepping and said, "I thought we were having pork with the Lo Mein?"