Billy said:Decided to give the "jumbo joe" a run today with some lamb ribs (proudly raised and then slaughtered for getting into my sisters fruit trees once too many times!)![]()
Dorpers!!! Hard to keep within the fences, but, taste great!!![]()
A homemade rub was applied to half of them, whilst the other half had a shop bought coating.
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Was expecting a knock on the door from the fire brigade at some point![]()
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Super tasty and another first for me over coals.![]()
Cheers,
Billy.
They look good Billy.
I would move the coals over to one side and cook the ribs on the other side with the lid down.
Unless of course you like them cooked like that. I tend to like a bit of blackness on them. Makes them taste better.