Country style ribs

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squeezy

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Just saw Jeff's email on country style ribs and just wanted to share the difference between the American cut and the Canadian cut.

I clipped this pic out of store flyer to show ... it is the rib end of a pork loin that hsa been butterflied so that backbone is on one end and a small portion of rib is on the other. These can be sliced into strips or left as a whole chunk. It is a nice blend of loin, rib meat and a good streak of fat to tempt one's taste buds.

 
that's interesting. I definitely want to make some country style ribs after seeing that newsletter. But I'm mostly obsessed with any kind of rib, babyback, spare, beef short ribs, country style.... etc etc... I haven't tried one I didn't like yet!
 
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