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He just said car is good, was jammed up on restart and some only took 2 tires.Jeff's car was awesome earlier... What happened?
He just said car is good, was jammed up on restart and some only took 2 tires.Jeff's car was awesome earlier... What happened?
Debris Caution
I'll be interested to see if this changes alot in a few hours. I think it will.
Jeff's car was awesome earlier... What happened?
Yea he dosen't seem to be in any hurry right now.I agree...once the sun goes down the #48 would likely lap the field if not for well timed cautions by NASCAR.
Another BS Caution flag....Sometimes, I really hate NASCAR
Another BS Caution flag....Sometimes, I really hate NASCAR
Sorry , but cautions are a driver safety issue , and I 'm all for driver safety .Fake cautions don't exist remember? Well, according to some people.
I had the #43 in the fantasy league but I switched him for Bayne
However, I wonder why in hell I picked Logano
Joey is a great pick....if it's a Nationwide race.
What kind of ribs? For pork baby backs, I rub them down with my dry rub blend, then wrap them tightly in several layers of foil and bake them at 200-250 for an hour and a half, then unwrap, slather with sauce and put them in the smoker with soaked mesquite chips for 15-20 minutes.OK, Ok, ok...middle of the race, time to talk Bar-B-Que. I'm doing ribs tomorrow for the holiday and am using the procedure I have used for the last few years. I cut up the ribs into doubles and put them in my (large) crock-pot for three hours on low in 1/2 and 1/2 apple juice/water. That loosens them up and adds flavor. Then I take them out - pat them down with a paper towel - wait an hour to let them cool - then (softly) apply my rub. After another hour I apply a thin coat of Krogers regular BBQ sauce and put them on the grill - being careful not to burn them since much of the fat is already gone and they are almost fully cooked anyways....I always get rave reviews.
Any thoughts?
Caution. Perfect timing for the 24. LOL
What kind of ribs? For pork baby backs, I rub them down with my dry rub blend, then wrap them tightly in several layers of foil and bake them at 200-250 for an hour and a half, then unwrap, slather with sauce and put them in the smoker with soaked mesquite chips for 15-20 minutes.
That makes sense - and likely accomplishes the same thing (or similar). I should have said I was talking pork.
The problem a lot of newbies have with ribs is thinking they can just apply BBQ sauce and put them on the grill.
I have Bayne as well but one can't pick the top drivers every week, right? Doesn't hurt to save a few for later on
However, I wonder why in hell I picked Logano
I have Mears in the C list
Thank god for those drunken Charlotte fans, throwing metal on the track or this might be a boring race
I saw a guy throw a red cooler at the 48 car during his victory lap last week. LOL Missed by like 50 feet.
I'm gonna come stay with you and EATWhat kind of ribs? For pork baby backs, I rub them down with my dry rub blend, then wrap them tightly in several layers of foil and bake them at 200-250 for an hour and a half, then unwrap, slather with sauce and put them in the smoker with soaked mesquite chips for 15-20 minutes.
The meat will practically fall off of the bonesThat makes sense - and likely accomplishes the same thing (or similar). I should have said I was talking pork.
The problem a lot of newbies have with ribs is thinking they can just apply BBQ sauce and put them on the grill. I went to a friends house who did that and almost lost a few teeth trying to gnaw off some meat.
Why?