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luchalibre

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Aug 13, 2024
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Smoking some ribs. 3,2,1 method. Let them sit overnight in fridge with my rub. Just wrapped in butcher paper for the 2 hour block. When I unwrap ill throw sweetcorn on the grill then pull 60 mins later with ribs. Sear the corn with butter and salt and call it a day. 1000012375.jpg
 

Rambo John J

Baker Team
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Jan 17, 2015
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Nice.
I just toss it husk and all on to the grill and peel after.
I do that as well, corn steams itself with grill smoke flavor.
Also have thrown a bare one on the grill for 15-20 and it tastes great

Same with sweet potato, potato, yams. The outer crust or browned part comes off real easy.

Grilling whole or half onions is amazing. Remove 1 outer layer, when cooked the outer browned part of onion is great in salsa or sauces for the caramelized flavor. Plus the char can add flavor and color to sauces, salsas, etc... a few blackened pieces per hundred can really bring a salsa together.

Primitive cooking is the shit, fire with minimal prep.
 

luchalibre

Totally not a fed
Aug 13, 2024
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Nice.
I just toss it husk and all on to the grill and peel after.
I usually use the husk as extra protection but I ordered instacart and the cunt if a grocery shopper go huskless corn so I had to deal with what I had. Corn season locally is weeks away so it wasn't local corn.