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How long can you marinate ribs?

Started by strawboss, December 25, 2010, 08:26:59 PM

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strawboss

I have some spare ribs that have been in the fridge marinating in mustard and a dry rub since Thursday night. 
I planned on smoking them Friday but some plans changed and I had to leave town.  Will they still be good to smoke on Sunday morning?

thanks

DTAggie


Smokin Soon

Could be the best you ever had, but I'm not the food police. I have done worse in a "senior moment" and still cooked it cause if it passes the "sniff" test and I smell my spices and nothing else, it's good to go. You did have it tightly wrapped in saran wrap or something right???

FLBentRider

As long as they pass the smell test, go for it.
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TestRocket

Welcome strawboss,

I concur, if it smells good smoke um!  ;D

KyNola

Yeah Buddy!  If they haven't spoiled I would definitely be smoking those!

SL2010

Smoke them up they will real good just get the IT up and they should be fine ( I hope)

beefmann

welcome to the forum Straw, i have seasoned a brisket on Monday and smoked it on a Friday night and everything  came out tender and delicious , i would also say that  situations like this is called  AGING THE MEAT. which makes it more tender and flavorful

enjoy.