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You can't beat ribs, says barbecue guru Steven Raichlen
![]() Don't throw that fat away. Raichlen uses drippings from lamb ribs to brush onto pita bread before grilling it, too. (Jonathan Wiggs/Globe Staff ) Jonathan Wiggs/Globe Staff |
Moroccan-style lamb ribs turn round and round on a gas rotisserie, getting darker by the minute, as the sound of crackling fat competes with birdsong. Wood chips bathe Caribbean pork ribs in smoke inside a huge charcoal grill, and the smell of dry-rubbed beef wafts over from yet another, smaller grill and mingles with the sea breeze. (Full article: 1880 words)
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