
The weekend is time for barbecue and so it is the perfect time to feature a gorgeous picture of some saucy, tender ribs. The image comes to us from Michael in Toronto, and he made the ribs based on a recipe out of How to Cook Meat by Chris Schlesinger and John Willoughby. Looked good enough eat!
Thanks Michael, for adding your tasty pic to the Slashfood Flickr pool!

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7-19-2008 @11:32AM RibKing said... If anyone is in the mood for giant beef ribs I will recommend The County Line in Texas. We have a few locations - two in Austin, one in San Antonio and I think one in El Paso. We know our BBQ and these are some serious ribs.
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7-19-2008 @10:36AM Colin said... How apt, I just threw a dry rub on some beef ribs myself. They are about to go in my trash can smoker for the day. I hope they turn out as delicious as these look.
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7-20-2008 @4:49AM Bernie B said... I love Beef Ribs, but most of the places up here in Michigan only do Pork Ribs (boo!)
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7-20-2008 @9:26PM spincast said... For those of us in San Francisco, it's Memphis Minnie's on Haight Street for beef ribs (and just about all other BBQ).
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7-21-2008 @11:34AM App said... Very nice! Beef ribs are often overlooked.
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