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Votka-chocked Cherry Ribs

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Eggs, Meats Italian 1 Servings

INGREDIENTS

4 Full slabs Spareribs, 44
lbs
pk, 8 oz Leggs Hot Italian
c Cane sugar
1 c Hot chili powder
c Water
Chicken bouilion cubes
c Olive oil
1 c Balsamic vinegar
oz Yoshida's spicy wing and rib
1 pt Chockcherry syrup
c Marchiono cherry juice with
cn, 7 oz El Mexicano Chipotle
c Grated onion White
tb Ground Dry Mustard

INSTRUCTIONS

~---------------------RUB---------------------------  :          --
sausage seasoning  ~---------------------MOP---------------------------
:          Remaining rub  ~----------------FINISH
SAUCE----------------------  :          -- sauce  :          -- Votka
or 3 shots  :          -- Adobada peppers in sauce  :          --
blended  Rub: Rubed olive oil over ribs then generously coated ribs
with the  rub reserving some of the rub. Wraped in plastic and
refrigerated for  30 hours.  Mop: Smoked the ribs at 235 degrees over
Mesquite wood mopping every  hour or so.  Finish sauce: Brought to a
simmer on stove then let sit overnight.  Reheated and brushed on ribs 3
times last hour of smoke. Serve  remaining sauce as dip for ribs.
Posted to bbq-digest by "Garry Howard" <garry@netrelief.com> on Oct
18, 1998, converted by MM_Buster v2.0l.

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