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  • Peach wood smoked Red Stag bourbon infused Baby Backs

    Hi all, man I hope you try this recipe. It is good! I was due for a new twist on ribs and wanted to cook with peach wood as well. I happened to be sipping Red Stag on the rocks and thought... Hmmm Red Stag, honey and Cherry Dr. pepper in the foiling process. While the ribs were cooking I decided to change my BBQ recipe and incorporate the bourbon in it as well.

    End result was 3 extremely tasty racks of ribs my older son and I could not stop eating. We each put away an entire rack. One bite and that bite came clean from the bone. They were cooked perfectly and were juicy. The meat had a nice peach wood smoke flavor with a light but tasty bourbon flavor.
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    Ingredients:

    Jim Beam Red Stag
    John Henry's Bourbon Dry Rub
    Garlic Powder
    Yellow Mustard
    Brown Sugar
    Honey
    3 Thick Cut Pork Loin Baby Back Racks

    Bourbon Sauce for wrapping ribs
    (per Wrapped Rack)


    1/2 cup Cherry Dr. Pepper
    2 Tbsp Honey
    2 Shots Jim Beam Red Stag Bourbon

    Bourbon BBQ Sauce
    16 oz. Bottle Sweet Baby Rays
    10 oz. Dr. Pepper
    3 Tbsp Honey
    3 Shots Red Stag Bourbon
    Bring to a simmer over medium heat then cool.

    Video action...
    [yt]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xe0BwMQwpkI[/yt]




    Smoke it.. and they will come!

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  • #2
    AWESOME!
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    • #3
      Convinced me, gonna try 'em.
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      • #4
        They look and sound fabulous!!

        Wish I could prep ribs that fast! Gonna have to try an onion in the fire box sometime. Great idea!
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        • #5
          Looks most excellent!
          I assume the rest of the Red Stag went tummywise!
          Sounds like a great mix of flavors.
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          • #6
            excellent....

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            • #7
              Wow those are some nice looking ribs..
              Great job

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              • #8
                As you know I am not a big fan of DRINKING Red Stag, but I am intrigued. I will try this recipe on some St. Louis spares.

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                • #9
                  Interesting method... all that cherry seemed to help the meat color too, eh...

                  I kinda hate to admit it, but I don't care for the RS... guess I been sippin' plain ole bourbon too long maybe...
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                  • #10
                    On for that!
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                    • #11
                      Thanks all! These really were delicous ribs. The Red STag may not be paletable to some for drinking but it did well for cooking with. I sure as hell didn't mind drinking the left overs this weekend.
                      I think I like cooking with bourbon.
                      Smoke it.. and they will come!

                      Rob
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                      • #12
                        Beautiful Ribs,Rob.
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                        • #13
                          You rocked those ribs sir Wingman... outstanding!!


                          Drinks well with others



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                          • #14
                            definitely point worthy right there bud!
                            Jerod
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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by Richtee View Post
                              Interesting method... all that cherry seemed to help the meat color too, eh...

                              I kinda hate to admit it, but I don't care for the RS... guess I been sippin' plain ole bourbon too long maybe...
                              I can stand to drink bourbon period, but love cooking with it. Same with wine.

                              Ribs look to die for man!
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