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    Posted: 13 Oct 2012 at 12:42pm
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.....any questions just ask



Start with this...



Do this with a bread knife....



Peel the rib cage membrane away....



BoneDust both sides of the rack



'till you achieve a nice even coating



soooo good!>..a real hickory 'zing' to the BoneDust. Cover and put in the fridge to 12 hours



The ribs absorb the flavour of the BoneDust and ready for a sticky/hot marinade/glaze



The ingredients I use for the glaze - the stuff in the container is 100% natural Maple Syrup by Bradley.



Mix together to taste.



Liberally baste the ribs - both sides of the rack



Place in preheated Bradley Smoker for 8 hours at 88 degrees C with 3 hours of Hiickory Bisquettes. Shuffle racks around during the smoke/cook and rebaste at the half way point. For the last hour or so bump up the oven temp to 160degrees C.



golden and ready to eat.....



At this stage you can BBQ them off on a hot grill to put some "bark' on them.



The meat will be falling off the bone very moreish...serve with beer!!!






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Were do you get the "Bone Dust" from Kez?
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Part of the Bradley stable Norm - try www.bradleysmoker.co.nz for retailers.

Ted Reader is the mastermind behind a range of rubs and sauces.
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Originally posted by Kezza Kezza wrote:

Part of the Bradley stable Norm - try www.bradleysmoker.co.nz for retailers.

Ted Reader is the mastermind behind a range of rubs and sauces.


Cheers for that
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where did you get the sudden death sauce from?
 
Ive been trying to get some muerte death sauce and some ultra death sauce in NZ ever since a mate at work bought some back from USA.. They are great.
 
 
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A mate of mine brought it back from Canada...that shheeet is lethal - should be registered as a weapon!!....saw a huge selection of hot sauses including sudden death in Adelaide last weekend...
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yum! have you tried monkey-gland sauce on ribs before? 
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Awesome 
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Kezza,
Where do you get your ribs from, they look very meaty.
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Originally posted by OFF THE HOOK OFF THE HOOK wrote:

yum! have you tried monkey-gland sauce on ribs before? 

That doesn't sound "right" at all mate...Evil Smile...on that note - where do i get some??
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Originally posted by des flurane des flurane wrote:

Kezza,
Where do you get your ribs from, they look very meaty.

Hey mate.....I get them from a bulk meat wholesaler thru a friend in the trade but can find out where they are available from retail and report back....very chunky ribs indeed.....the other option is to go and speak to a local butcher and start a long and meatingful relationship....Wink
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Haha dont worry no monkey bits, I bought it from Fred's butcher on oteha valley rd, tastes awesome
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Originally posted by H8_4DS H8_4DS wrote:

where did you get the sudden death sauce from?
 
 
 
Someone in NZ is selling the range of death sauces because he had a stand at the food show not so long ago. I will see if i can get a contact number
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Thanks Kezza, might try Freds, been buying at westmere Butchery, but find the ribs there a bit average.
Get all my hot sauces from http://www.chilliworld.com/index.asp 
Excellent range and reasonable postage to NZ
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Purchased some ribs last night and got them in the fridge now with a Kansas City Rib Rub doing the business. Tried finding Bone Dust in about half a dozen retailers but ****ed if I could find anyone who had it in stock so gave up and made some of my own recipe.

Question though Kez - when mixing up your sauce, any particular ratios for the ingredients, anything particular as the base? Or just mixing to taste as such? Ta
 
Smoking em tomorrow.
 
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Have followed this recipe twice in the last 2 months and can confirm that cook/ smoke times and temperature are bang on. Cheers for sharing!
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Death sauces on trademe - http://www.trademe.co.nz/Members/Listings.aspx?member=1571118
So hot, they're hallucinogenic!
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Have tried this a couple of times now (in my Kiwi DIY 44 gal drum "Badley" smoker) and it's very awesome.  Key tips for me were.....

1. Peeling off the membrane to let the spices do their work
2. Leave the rub on overnight, then marinate in baste a bit before going into the warm smoker
3. A long slow smoke/cook so the sugars in the baste don't go black with too much heat

Had to improvise with the ingredients but that's all part of the fun.

Thanks for sharing Kezza - inspiring! Clap
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Old thread but very handy tips from "Keeza" thanks in the process now.Well the ribs been in fridge for 12 hrs.

Now the death sauce you speak of.Hmm try some Culleys no10 ,made from carolinia reepers.

Bit on the finger does no justice,need to put sparingly on food then add more 


Added reepers to my mopping sauce
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Update from last rib cook.Yes to Keezas recipe with my reaper mopping sauce,not for the faint hearted.6 hr cook,2 hr wrapped in foil,last hr back on rack, maintained a heat of around 120 with plenty of smoke,soaked some manuka bark so nice and wet for last hr.
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