Hoisin Glazed Baby backs

[Loonysup]

I got this recipe from a Weber cookbook years ago and it's always been a favorite.   This was my first time cooking ribs on a kettle (always gas before this).  The results were even better than I could have imagined with my guests saying they were the best ribs they ever tasted.   Total time on the grill was just about 4 hours. 







David

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[JDD]

Looks good!

[MikeRocksTheRed]

Yes please!

[MrHoss]

You got me hungry for some ribs now. Well done.

[WNC]

Looks great! You'll never go back to gas again!

[Loonysup]

Looks great! You'll never go back to gas again!

I really do want to sell my Genesis and get another kettle.   Yesterday while the ribs were cooking, I would have liked more space to whip up an appetizer. 


David

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[kettlecook]

Good looking ribs. I've always wanted to try hoisin glazed ribs.


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[tb80]

Looks great! You'll never go back to gas again!

I really do want to sell my Genesis and get another kettle.   Yesterday while the ribs were cooking, I would have liked more space to whip up an appetizer. 


David

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No need to sell the Genesis. Just keep an eye out on Craigslist for a cheap kettle.


Oh, and what's your recipe?

[vverewolf]

Yum they look good. Looks like you foiled then at some stage?

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[Loonysup]

I actually didn't wrap them in foil.   I placed foil on both sides of the racks to prevent direct heat from hitting the ribs and burning the ends.    Here is the recipe for the glaze:



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[addicted-to-smoke]

Wow that looks succulent. Weber posted the full recipe here, http://www.weber.com/recipes/pork/hoisin-glazed-baby-back-ribs

I gotta try this.

[Loonysup]

Wow that looks succulent. Weber posted the full recipe here, http://www.weber.com/recipes/pork/hoisin-glazed-baby-back-ribs

I gotta try this.

Oh good.   I don't feel bad posting it then.   I have the Weber cookbook that has this recipe and it opens right to that page every time because I've cooked it so many times.   You would think I would have it memorized by now. 


David

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[addicted-to-smoke]

I know what you mean. In a former life I worked for a newspaper, so I'm programed to try to find the original source and link back to them. What it does is let them know people are seeing their content, either to turn those metrics into dollars or into some other kind of support. And hey, who wouldn't want to give weber.com a little love, am I right? Truth is, I got lucky here that they'd posted it but you get my meaning.