I've cooked tasty ribs in the oven, but nothing beats the grill. I don't agree with the author's advice at all. You absolutely can cook low and slow on a standard sized grill. The easiest solution is to turn your grill into a smoker by uplacing pans of liquid (usually water, but sometimes juices and beer for flavor) over the heating elements and making sure that the temperature stays below boiling. Not only does the water insulate the meat from the direct heat, but if it starts to boil, you know the temp is too hot.

gack ... more food porn ....

I think I will call this meal Lucille. :-)

[2] I feel bad for anybody trying to lose weight and is a regular reader of the Taster's Cherce posts. Especially when they appear around lunchtime.

[1] That's a very interesting idea. I'll have to try that sometime.

That said, the best home-cooked ribs I've ever had came from the crock pot.

2) LOL.

3) I know, I'm shameless. And trying to shed a few pounds myself! But seriously, what am I gunna show you, a plate of lima beans? I'm all about turning you guys on.

[4] Hey, some of us are trying to (re)gain weight as per Drs. orders. Love the food pron. (should it be food prawn?)

Federer & Rodderick both out? And 1/2 of the Williams' sisters? The reason to watch Wimbledon is. . . ?

[4] Mmmmm...ribs! That picture is hot!