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People who eat boneless ribs

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I've been to a number of restaurants that serve what they call, "Hog Wings".

 

Sometimes on the bone, sometimes not. They're pretty much just short ribs, and are typically a tasty treat.

 

And:

There is no such thing,

as a boneless wing.

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I'm still waiting for the man responsible for this conversation to chime in?????

Are we talking about those Tasty McRib sandwiches?

 

Fixed that letter for you

...are they really any better than boneless wing folks?

 

Same people that eat boneless chicken wings :lol:

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Yes, place rib in a skillet with some olive oil, garlic/onion powder, with your choice of bbq or teriyaki sauce and your good to go. Much less cooking time and prep than a bone in rib. A boneless wing is a mere chicken tender.

 

If you're knocking the boneless rib, you haven't had one or you're doing it wrong. Maybe not the first time you've heard that?

 

:smug:

 

It's a simple fact of life:

 

Bone = Flavor

I'm getting some boneless wings for lunch just because of this thread.

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I'm getting some boneless wings for lunch just because of this thread.

 

Don't get any sauce on your new purse. :D

Don't get any sauce on your new purse. :D

 

:angrybird1:

Has the guilty griller gone into Witness Protection?

It's a simple fact of life:

 

Bone = Flavor

 

Another simple fact is you've apparently never had them done right. I have a buddy who grills a boneless rib to die for. Of course he's been in the restaurant business for 40 years.

Has the guilty griller gone into Witness Protection?

 

Boneless Protection program

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Another simple fact is you've apparently never had them done right. I have a buddy who grills a boneless rib to die for. Of course he's been in the restaurant business for 40 years.

I'm sure your friend does a fine job. But bone = flavor!

Boneless Protection program

 

You Win the Thread!!!

 

:lol2::lol2::lol2::lol2:

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