Mothers Day, rib of our bodies

Consumed with onion rings and slaw as was written






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I'm needing more sauce in that ramekin, bro
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As you can see them ribs sauced beyond regulation by KC standards so that ramekin is for them four onion rings which are the 3rd option on the plate
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:-) I'll take your word for it, enjoy mang!
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Felt like picking rather than a meal.
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Yeah sometimes picking around a charcuterie board is the best option, nothing wrong with that... you'll probably sleep better without some big meal in your gut
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It's been a long time since I've done ribs. I need to remedy that.

Beautiful meal man. And somehow you can make a ham sandwich look amazing. Excellent work.
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I cooked steak for the wife on mothers day, and of course it started to rain. I rolled out this shitbox awning thing the prior owners installed.

I got fuckall for pictures because everything was a bit of a mess, but I was proud of my effort given the circumstances.




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Beautiful work on a mini-Weber Bueh, thats perfectly done
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Thanks.

I don't do a ton on charcoal. My wife would never take the time, but nothing beats a good charcoal sear, so I sprung for the mini - it was dirt cheap. I should have just bucked up and bought a good one, but my cheap ass side got the best of me.

Maybe some day I'll have the time to do it like you guys. Someday when I grow up.
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Damn that looks great
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Cooked me many fine evening meals on a smoke joe jr after long days on the pipeline circuit. Right outside the door of the Paki pad formily a Days Inn/Roadway Inn/ Super 8. Gott cooler of beer Roll up bag chair and the company of pipeline welders Utility lineman traveling to the next storm etc.

PS: No better wakeup alarm than the sound of diesel motors firing up on a cold 4 am morning with the exhaust smell wafting under the door with the sweep that hasn't been replaced for 70 years.
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