08-11-2021, 11:47 AM
If you get it right on top of a bone it's a lot easier to get started.
But I'll admit I've also just scored the back of the ribs before cooking and not even noticed I didn't take it off. When they're smoked to tender and that membrane is just along the bone side, it really just isn't super noticeable (to me at least).
But I'll admit I've also just scored the back of the ribs before cooking and not even noticed I didn't take it off. When they're smoked to tender and that membrane is just along the bone side, it really just isn't super noticeable (to me at least).