Grilling season is approaching, and the podcast dives into the world of cooking ribs. Topics include trying Gyro Hero seasoning, using HexMill grinders, spotting the best ribs at the store, exploring Greek and Mexican styles, and sharing camping adventures. The hosts also discuss burger condiments, Thousand Island dressing origins, smoking brisket hot and fast, and gearing up for an Easter community giveaway.
Experimenting with unique rib flavors like Greek-inspired recipes for a distinct taste profile.
Utilizing a char-grilling method on ribs to achieve a charred, seared exterior with tender and flavorful results.
Selecting high-quality ribs by focusing on uniform thickness, straight bones, and visual freshness cues for optimal cooking outcomes.
Deep dives
Exploring New Rib Flavors: Greek-Inspired Recipe
The podcast delves into experimenting with different rib flavors, showcasing a Greek-inspired recipe. The host discusses his approach to creating savory Greek-style ribs, focusing on how to achieve a unique flavor profile. By using a Mediterranean-inspired seasoning blend with herbs like oregano, parsley, and garlic, he aims to highlight the meat's taste while incorporating a crunchy texture without traditional barbecue sauces.
Innovative Char-Grilling Technique for Ribs
The episode introduces an innovative char-grilling method for ribs to enhance flavor. By describing the process of directly grilling the ribs over high heat, the host aims to achieve a charred and seared exterior, resulting in a different taste experience. The method involves basting the ribs with a butter and herb-infused wrap liquid, complemented by detailed insights on grilling techniques to prevent burning and ensure tender, flavorful ribs.
Selecting and Preparing Quality Ribs for Cooking
The podcast sheds light on tips for selecting and preparing high-quality ribs for cooking. The host emphasizes the importance of choosing ribs with uniform thickness and straight bones, indicating freshness and visual appeal. Additionally, recommendations are provided on inspecting the packaging, preferring individually wrapped ribs for freshness, and searching for visual cues like bone straightness for optimal cooking results.
Cooking a 23 Pound Brisket: Low and Slow Method
When dealing with a large 23-pound brisket, the key is to cook it low and slow to ensure tenderness and flavor. Trimming the excess fat from the brisket before cooking is essential. With a cooking temperature of around 215-220 degrees Fahrenheit, start the brisket early in the morning and allow it to cook slowly throughout the day and night. By wrapping the brisket and closely monitoring its progress with a probe, it can be ready for serving the next day, providing a delicious and mouth-watering outcome.
Thousand Island Dressing Origin and Recipe Variation
Thousand Island dressing's origins stem from the regions along the Upper St. Lawrence River between the United States and Canada, with multiple stories attributing its creation to either a fisherman's wife or a chef at the Waldorf Astoria hotel. The dressing typically includes mayonnaise, ketchup, vinegar, sweet relish, diced onions, and various seasonings. While the base ingredients remain consistent, variations of the recipe can include additions like bold eggs, hot sauce, Worcestershire sauce, garlic, or pimentos, offering a versatile and flavorful dressing option for salads or burgers.
Today on the HowToBBQRight Podcast, we’ve partnered with Schwank to cut y’all a deal on some KILLER grills (00:15). It’s almost time for grilling season… which means it’s time to talk ribs (01:34)! Malcom’s done PLENTY of sweet ribs, but he couldn’t BELIEVE how good Gyro Hero is on them (07:30). HexMill sent Malcom some grinders, and he’s been feeling REAL fancy (08:50). I want to know how well the Primo Grill handled charring up those ribs (11:20)... What should go in your rib wrap (16:48)? Since Greek style ribs were such a hit, Malcom might have to take a crack at a Mexican style rib next (25:45). When you’re in search of a rack of ribs, here’s how to spot the BEST ones at the store (30:40)! The Butcher Shoppe has a new brand of rib that is OUT OF THIS WORLD (33:40)! Looking for a new grill? Primo Ceramic Grills has you covered! (38:01). Our “camping” trip was nothing short of a success (38:38), and Malcom got to shake off his rusty propane grill skills on some burgers (40:45)! Blue Plate Mayo is the superior burger condiment (45:43). Here’s the REAL story behind the infamous Thousand Island Dressing (50:14). This is when you HAVE TO smoke a brisket hot and fast (53:36). Finally, we close out with gearing up for our Easter Community giveaway and a weekend of grillin’ & chillin’ (59:52)!
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