Comments for Baby Back Grill http://babybackgrill.com Baby Back Ribs | BBQ Recipes | Grilling Tips Fri, 02 Apr 2010 23:50:22 +0000 hourly 1 Comment on Outdoor Bonfire Party Games & Activities by Sydney http://babybackgrill.com/90/outdoor-bonfire-party-games/#comment-4541 Sydney Fri, 02 Apr 2010 23:50:22 +0000 http://babybackgrill.com/?p=90#comment-4541 Ghost in the graveyard is a game very similar to hide and go seek, but with a few twists in addition to the original game. It starts off with each participant hiding, but when the person who is "it" finds another participant in their hiding spot, they must shout, "GHOST IN THE GRAVEYARD!" and all players run to the home base (any area that all players can fit on or be able to touch). Anybody who is tagged is now "it". This game is most fun when played in the dark. Ghost in the graveyard is a game very similar to hide and go seek, but with a few twists in addition to the original game. It starts off with each participant hiding, but when the person who is “it” finds another participant in their hiding spot, they must shout, “GHOST IN THE GRAVEYARD!” and all players run to the home base (any area that all players can fit on or be able to touch). Anybody who is tagged is now “it”. This game is most fun when played in the dark.

]]> Comment on Should You Boil Ribs Before Grilling? by R. Gibson http://babybackgrill.com/20/should-you-boil-ribs-before-grilling/#comment-4092 R. Gibson Sun, 21 Feb 2010 23:36:19 +0000 http://babybackgrill.com/?p=20#comment-4092 ONE WAY to get tender ribs is to cook them all day, yes. Another way to get tender ribs is to boil them 45 minutes to an hour, apply a light dry rub, then grill them 15 minutes on each side. I say try both ways and choose what you like best. No, I wouldn't boil a hamburger or steak, but I wouldn't leave it on a low heat grill for six hours either! We're talking about ribs, right? I like to season the boiling water with onions, garlic, salt, pepper, vinegar, and even pineapple or apple juice if I'm feeling adventuresome. This adds plenty of flavor to the ribs. In boiling out the fat, you certainly do lose flavor, but that fat is better poured down the drain than stuck to the insides of my arteries. I've read many, many articles on the net that say "NEVER, EVER BOIL RIBS" from self proclaimed BBQ Kings and "experts". I say try it both ways and make up your own mind. ONE WAY to get tender ribs is to cook them all day, yes. Another way to get tender ribs is to boil them 45 minutes to an hour, apply a light dry rub, then grill them 15 minutes on each side. I say try both ways and choose what you like best.

No, I wouldn’t boil a hamburger or steak, but I wouldn’t leave it on a low heat grill for six hours either! We’re talking about ribs, right?

I like to season the boiling water with onions, garlic, salt, pepper, vinegar, and even pineapple or apple juice if I’m feeling adventuresome. This adds plenty of flavor to the ribs.

In boiling out the fat, you certainly do lose flavor, but that fat is better poured down the drain than stuck to the insides of my arteries.

I’ve read many, many articles on the net that say “NEVER, EVER BOIL RIBS” from self proclaimed BBQ Kings and “experts”. I say try it both ways and make up your own mind.

]]> Comment on Should You Boil Ribs Before Grilling? by SIKO http://babybackgrill.com/20/should-you-boil-ribs-before-grilling/#comment-3699 SIKO Thu, 21 Jan 2010 20:15:49 +0000 http://babybackgrill.com/?p=20#comment-3699 I always boil mine in water and vinager before grilling and have never had a complaint. I always boil mine in water and vinager before grilling and have never had a complaint.

]]> Comment on Contact by Welcome to the Baby Back Grill! » Baby Back Grill http://babybackgrill.com/contact/#comment-3199 Welcome to the Baby Back Grill! » Baby Back Grill Mon, 16 Nov 2009 18:24:44 +0000 http://babybackgrill.com/?page_id=29#comment-3199 [...] Back Ribs | BBQ Recipes | Grilling Tips AboutContactPrivacy PolicyThe Baby Back Grill Shop Baby Back Grill Skip to [...] [...] Back Ribs | BBQ Recipes | Grilling Tips AboutContactPrivacy PolicyThe Baby Back Grill Shop Baby Back Grill Skip to [...]

]]> Comment on How to Grill Spare Ribs by admin http://babybackgrill.com/23/how-to-grill-spare-ribs/#comment-2986 admin Tue, 29 Sep 2009 01:12:38 +0000 http://babybackgrill.com/?p=23#comment-2986 Temperature now added...oops...200-225 degrees should be good! I grill over charcoal and so I don't measure the temperature, but if I were cooking on a gas grill, that's what I would use. Temperature now added…oops…200-225 degrees should be good! I grill over charcoal and so I don’t measure the temperature, but if I were cooking on a gas grill, that’s what I would use.

]]> Comment on Outdoor Bonfire Party Games & Activities by Christine York http://babybackgrill.com/90/outdoor-bonfire-party-games/#comment-2979 Christine York Mon, 28 Sep 2009 13:30:37 +0000 http://babybackgrill.com/?p=90#comment-2979 Batons is a game for two teams with around 5 people each in them. Each player has a piece of cloth loosely tied to their wrist. This is their life - without it they must run back to base to get a new life before playing any other role. Each team has a soft baton which they put in a large circle of rope (home). They then have to steal the other teams baton and bring it home too. The winner is the first team to get both batons home. However: If you get tagged you lose your life without it they must run back to base to get a new life before playing any other role. You cant go inside your own rope unless you are carrying a baton. This means the opposing team can catch their breath in your home! Batons is a game for two teams with around 5 people each in them. Each player has a piece of cloth loosely tied to their wrist. This is their life – without it they must run back to base to get a new life before playing any other role.

Each team has a soft baton which they put in a large circle of rope (home). They then have to steal the other teams baton and bring it home too. The winner is the first team to get both batons home. However:

If you get tagged you lose your life without it they must run back to base to get a new life before playing any other role.

You cant go inside your own rope unless you are carrying a baton. This means the opposing team can catch their breath in your home!

]]> Comment on How to Grill Spare Ribs by jon jonsson http://babybackgrill.com/23/how-to-grill-spare-ribs/#comment-2818 jon jonsson Mon, 14 Sep 2009 16:29:28 +0000 http://babybackgrill.com/?p=23#comment-2818 So many recipes out there,that sound good,but they leave out the temperature. THIS IS ONE OF THEM!!!!! So many recipes out there,that sound good,but they leave out the temperature.

THIS IS ONE OF THEM!!!!!

]]> Comment on Cooking Temperature for Steak by admin http://babybackgrill.com/46/cooking-temperature-for-steak/#comment-2755 admin Wed, 09 Sep 2009 02:09:42 +0000 http://babybackgrill.com/?p=46#comment-2755 Good question Katrina :) For most steaks in the oven 350-400 degrees is fine. Good question Katrina :) For most steaks in the oven 350-400 degrees is fine.

]]> Comment on Should You Boil Ribs Before Grilling? by john http://babybackgrill.com/20/should-you-boil-ribs-before-grilling/#comment-2712 john Sat, 05 Sep 2009 18:39:12 +0000 http://babybackgrill.com/?p=20#comment-2712 Thank you! I have never boiled ribs first and wondered if I was doing it wrong! I thought boiling would reduce some of the fat, but your article makes sense. Thanks again Thank you!
I have never boiled ribs first and wondered if I was doing it wrong!
I thought boiling would reduce some of the fat, but your article makes sense.
Thanks again

]]> Comment on Cooking Temperature for Steak by katrina http://babybackgrill.com/46/cooking-temperature-for-steak/#comment-2526 katrina Thu, 20 Aug 2009 00:43:39 +0000 http://babybackgrill.com/?p=46#comment-2526 if im preparing my steak in the oven what the right temperature? if im preparing my steak in the oven what the right temperature?

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