I grew up in an Italian household, and learned how to cook from my mom. I took a lot of what she taught me and incorporated it into things that I enjoy. Feel free to use any of these recipes, and leave some feedback if you do. I don't necessarily measure everthing out, as I cook to taste most of the time. The one ingredient that every recipe should have is Love! If you don't cook with Love, your food will not come out right. I suggest a big helping of Love in every recipe!
Monday, December 06, 2010
Smoking Ribs
I've always enjoyed BBQ food. I mean real BBQ food...not the quick fire gas grill where I can sear a steak in about 8 minutes. I'm talking about the low and slow method of cooking. I'm talking about wood, smoke, beer and an afternoon of music and eating. I've embedded a powerpoint on some ribs that I made over the summer. At the end of the slide show, there is a link to visit slideshare, which was the only way I could embedd the powerpoint on Blogger.
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