Beef ribs or Pork ribs?

Which do you prefer?

  • Beef ribs

    Votes: 9 42.9%
  • Pork ribs

    Votes: 12 57.1%

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civhatch92

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word, beef.
 


knightxrider1

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pork! the beef ribs are too big and oily.

nothing beats some short pork ribs.
 


connies96hatchie

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Depends on the sauce, dry rub, injected or not and many more option.
 

Chris.

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Kswest

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one word.

ITIS
 

toneekay

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I LOVE beef! :naughty:
 

bizoneoeh

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it's cold as FAK outside but I'm gonna grill up some ribs..... BEEF RIBS! :yummy:
 

bizoneoeh

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NICE! :yummy: what type of grill are you grilling on? charcoal or gas?
gas..... I like gas better than charcoal but I like mesquite better than anything else.
 

bizoneoeh

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If your using anything other than wood or charcoal for ribs you should have your man card revoked
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I have a charcoal grill too but I'm cooking in my garage being that it's single digits outside. But honestly....



mesquite > charcoal



mesquite is hard to find and not to mention expensive here in MI. Back in Texas, that's all I used for grilling. Chopped it by the tree and dried it myself too. :cool: How's that for man status b***h?
 
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Hecz

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i use lump wood too, most of the time actually. it expensive, but worth it and alot better then charcoal.
 


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