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Still hanging on: will barbecue this weekend– perhaps a last hurrah. Richie’s Ribs are favorites of the boys both pictured here. A simple rub on baby back ribs baby, placed over indirect heat on the barbecue (see comments on DINNER ORGANIZED post 9/09 for indirect grilling instructions) and you will not even need sauce to go with. The exact recipe is in Mad Hungry Cookbook but the attached link to a similar rub and recipe that can be made in the oven. But must make enough though, the exact threshold of which we’ve never reached!

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  • Jimmy D
    October 3, 2009 at 8:16 am

    Damn those look mad good!

  • Treasa
    September 22, 2010 at 4:20 pm

    I love the show but how do I get the recipes?

  • kelly jakee
    December 5, 2011 at 5:31 pm

    love you,you’re personality,you’re knowledge,how you’re mouth waters as you’re show wraps up, and you’re excitement has gotten me interested in cooking again. thanks. question,is you’re husband camera shy? i have only seen the back of his head. thanks for sharing you’re love of cooking, and you’re family, or most of them.

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