Wednesday, September 21, 2011

Award Winning Beef Brisket by Pitmaster Brandon Manly from Rock -n- Rib Fest


Award Winning Beef Brisket

Ingredients

1 ea. 10 to 14 Lb. Choice or higher quality whole brisket

Slather

1 Cup Mustard

¼ Cup Teriyaki

¼ Cup Worcestershire

Wrap

1 Cup Margarine

1 Cup Agave Nectar

½ Cup Brown Sugar

Rub

½ Tbs. Season Salt

1 Tbs. Dry Brown Sugar

½ Tbs. Greek Seasoning

1 Tbs. Smoked Paprika

1 Tbs. Chili Powder

½ Tbs. Onion

½ Tbs. Chipotle Seasoning

1 Tbs. Black Pepper

1 Tbs. White Pepper

½ Tbs. Cumin



Instructions

Combine ingredients for slather, wrap, and rub in separate bowls. Cover and refrigerate as needed.

Rinse the brisket and pat dry. Remove as much of the excess fat as possible. Coat the entire surface with the slather and cover the entire surface thoroughly with rub mixture. Let rest for at least two hours under refrigeration.

Remove from refrigeration and preheat smoker with hickory wood to 250 degrees. Place brisket on indirect heat for four to five hours.

Remove from smoker and evenly distribute the wrapping mixture and wrap tightly in foil. Return to smoker for another four hours or until it reaches a 210 degree internal temperature.

Remove from smoker and let rest for 20 minutes before slicing. 

Enjoy!

Award Winning Baby Back Ribs By Pitmaster Brandon Manly from Rock -n- Rib Fest


Award Winning Baby Back Ribs

Ingredients

Three to Four Racks of Baby Back Ribs

Slather

½ cup Rice Wine Vinegar

2 Tbs. Mustard

2 Tbs. Apple Juice

2 Tbs. Pomegranate Juice

1 Tbs. Chipotle Pepper Seasoning

Wrap

1 Cup Margarine 

½ Cup Brown Sugar

½ Cup Honey

2 Tbs. Yellow Mustard

Sauce

2 Cups BBQ Sauce (Use your favorite – Rib Crib is best!)

¼ Cup Pomegranate Juice

¼ Cup Hot BBQ sauce

¼ Cup Apple Juice

Rub

1 Cup of Rib Rub (Use your favorite)

1 Cup Brown Sugar

¼ Cup Chipotle Seasoning

Instructions

Combine ingredients for slather, wrap, and sauce in separate bowls. Cover and refrigerate as needed.

Remove the membrane from the ribs and pat dry.

Evenly distribute the slather over each rib top and bottom.

Sprinkle with the rub and the Chipotle seasoning top and bottom. Wrap in plastic wrap and store under refrigeration for two to three hours.

Remove from refrigeration and remove plastic wrap. Sprinkle tops only with brown sugar.

Heat smoker to 250 degrees with either apple wood or hickory wood.

Smoke for two hours.

Remove and apply wrap mixture to top and bottom. Wrap in foil and return to the smoker for another two to three hours or until tender.

Remove from smoker and remove foil. Evenly apply sauce and grill on direct medium heat for four to five minutes per side.

Cut into individual ribs and enjoy!

Friday, September 9, 2011

The Rock -n- Rib Festival ...

The 3rd annual Rock -n- Rib Festival presented by Rib Crib starts next Thursday! This is a great event with awesome BBQ from vendors all over the nation including Rib Crib's Championship BBQ, yummyThis festival is held outside the BOK center in downtown Tulsa.  Below is festival information you should know. Come see us at the Rib Crib hospitality tent and register to win some great prizes again this year!

 Thursday, September 15, 2011, 11:00AM-12:00AM
Friday, September 16, 2011, 11:00AM-12:00AM
Saturday, September 17, 2011, 11:00AM-12:00AM
Sunday, September 18, 2011, 11:00AM-3:00PM

Location:
Outside the BOK Center, Third Street and Frisco Avenue, Downtown Tulsa
BOK Center Address: 200 S. Denver, Tulsa, OK 74103

Admission:
Free Admission all days and hours of the festival

Thursday, September 15

11:30AM Joe Giles and the Homewreckers
5:00PM Phillip Zoellner Band
7:00PM Squeezebox
9:00PM Red Dirt Rangers

Friday, September 16

 11:30AM Charmers
5:00PM South 40
6:30PM Toby McBrooks starring Clinton Pickens
8:00PM Outlaw Son
10:00PM The Mike McClure Band

Saturday, September 17
11:30AM Brandon Clark Band
1:00PM Beacon Drive

2:30PM TWU/American Airlines Poker Run Awards Ceremony
4:00PM Voyager
6:00PM Eric Himan
8:00PM Mid Life Crisis Band
10:00PM King Cobra

Sunday, September 18

12:00PM The Spectrum BandThursday, September 15




















































12:00PM The Spectrum Band

Monday, August 15, 2011

Back to school...

Hey, It’s that time of year. Everybody is focused on getting the kids back to school. We know it’s a costly time of year, so let us help take the strain off your wallet.
Starting August 15 through August 25 kids eat free at Rib Crib from open to close when they eat with you. They can choose from any of the items on our kids’ meal menu which includes a drink and dessert.
And we didn’t forget about you! During our kids eat free promotion, adults can get one free dessert per table when you tweet about Rib Crib when dining with us. Or, you can even check in on facebook to get the same great deal!

If the restaurant scene doesn’t fit your schedule, feel free to call ahead and have some of our award-winning hickory-smoked meat waiting for you to spend some quality time at home with your friends and family. We’ve even included a recipe that uses our delicious meat so you can take all the credit for our hard work!

 
Directions: Cook the onions in a pan with 1T of butter until caramelized, then set aside to cool. Pre heat over to 375 degrees. Unroll the pizza dough on a cookie sheet or pizza sheet, baste with melted butter and garlic salt. Place in oven when ready for 10-15 min until crisp.

Once the crust is ready then put on BBQ sauce evenly. Place the two cheeses on the pizza . Put desired meat on there with onion and bacon all over pizza. Place pizza in oven @ 375 for 10 min or until golden brown and bubbly! Enjoy!

Monday, August 1, 2011

The Rib Crib Story...

It all began with an abandoned  house and a dream. In May of  1992, Bret Chandler opened the first Rib Crib In Tulsa, Oklahoma, in an 80 year old abandoned house on 16th  and Harvard. Working with few employees  and no air conditioning , Bret  served his select smoked meat in wax baskets from behind the counter.

 Thanks to friendly service, delicious smoked meats (such as the restaurant's signature hickory smoked ribs) and classic side orders, Rib crib opened to great fan fare. In fact, the barbecue was so well received, there were times when Bret's small crew could not smoke the ribs fast enough.


Today Rib crib continues to serve amazing sauces, original rubs and mouth watering meats smoked the old- fashion way (on-site at every restaurant and served with the perfect smoke ring). At heart , though, we're still all about the food and friendliness of your neighborhood "BBQ joint" and we believe you will find our staff as friendly - and our food as delicious -as when we started back in May of 1992.

                            
                                              Original sign in Tulsa, OK

Tuesday, July 26, 2011

Rib Crib BBQ Meats...

Do you know how many smoked meats we have.... Let me tell you all about them! All of the meats are smoked in house in each restaurant... WOW how many BBQ places do that? We have a wide variety of Championship BBQ meats:

  • Sliced Brisket
  • Chopped Brisket
  • Smoked Chicken
  • Hot Links
  • Smoked Turkey
  • Smoked Sausage
  • Pulled Pork
  • Ribs


All hand cut and seasoned with our homemade spice mixtures and BBQ sauce, Yummy!

What is your favorite meat?