Fall Off De Fork Baby Back Ribs

People just make cookin' look harder than it is.  Try this BBQed baby back rib recipe and fool dem all.  These ribs will put all dem crazy restaurants to shame! 

What will ya need?

Broiler Pan
Pack of Baby Back Ribs
Cajun Seasoning
Favorite Barbecue Sauce

Cover de bottom of the broiler pan with tin foil.  Split de ribs to where they fit in de pan.  Shake Cajun seasoning on bottom and top. 

** Was just told by Scott Coco with Alliance Security Systems (Alexandria, Louisiana) that when cooking ribs, there is a thin film on the bottom of the ribs.  When you take that thin film off the bottom, it makes the ribs easier to eat. 

Cover the ribs with tin foil so they're air tight.  Cook in oven at 350 for 1 1/2 hours. 

After 'bout 1 1/2 hours, you should see the rib meat coming away from de bone (like de picture above).  Put ya some of your favorite barbecue sauce on the ribs.  We don't mean put a drip here - we mean REALLY put the sauce on.  CAKE IT.  Then cover yer ribs back up.  Put'em back in de oven for another half hour. 



That is some mighty fine ribs right chere!

Happy Cookin'!

Craw-Momma

Crock Pot Cajun Black-eyed Peas Recipe

Every New Years Craw-Momma cook a crock pot full of these yummy black-eyed peas. Black-eyed peas suppose to bring ya luck for de year. Don know if it works, but I ain't jinxing it - so we keep eatin' em. Don bother me none, cause they good anyhow. Cajun black-eyed peas is super easy to make. Just throw stuff in crock pot and let 'em cook. Takes about 4 hours in de crockpot.

To make your Cajun Blackeyed Peas you will need de followin':

7 Cups Water (OR 4 cups beef broth / 3 cups water)

1 Pound Uncooked Blackeyed Peas
1 Small Onion - Chopped
1 Pound (16 oz package) Andouille or Smoked Sausage - Quartered
1 Tsp Tony's Seasoning
1 Tsp Garlic Powder
4 Beef Bouillion Cubes (Only IF You Didn't Use Broth)

Get yer uncooked black-eyed peas and wash em. Not wit soap. Just run some water over them and swish dem around. Put 'em in de crock pot.

Chop de onion and quarter yer sausage.

 . . . dis is quarterin' yer sausage.

Add all the ingredients.  Plug the crock pot in.  Put crock pot on high.  Let ‘dem cook fer ‘bout 4 hours.  Stir ‘em every once in a while.  Watch de water in ‘em and make sure yer pot don get hotter than ours and cook de water out.  If it does, just add a cup of water in there.   Don add salt while you cookin' cause that Tony's got salt in it. 

. . . crock pot suppose to look like dis before it cook.

In ‘bout four hours you have a good tastin’ crock pot full of Cajun black-eyed peas.  Don forget to cook ya some rice and cornbread to go wit! 

. . . crock pot suppose to look like dis when it done.

Black-eyed peas should be soft but not cook down so much they mush.

Serves ‘bout 6 people.

Our First Cajun Outdoor Cooking Post

Our Cajun Outdoor Cooking website has been around for years and was due for a big overhaul.  The updates for the site are almost complete.  On top of dat, we decided to open a new store right smack dab in de middle of town!

The Cajun Outdoor Cooking store will offer all our outdoor burner replacement parts, crawfish boilin' pots, outdoor burners and everyt-ing Cajun we can get our hands on.  We tired of seeing all these people round here buying these products at crazy high prices.  Dat just ain't right.  So Alexandria, we ain't hiding no mo'!  Look for our store next to dat fancy tattoo place on MacArthur.

Why we got a blog?  Well, we got to have a place to post recipes, eh.  Maybe a few jokes if Mrs. Craw-momma will let us.  We wanna show you de new products AND make some how to videos with that new thing Mrs. Craw-momma got fer Christmas. 

So FOLLOW OUR BLOG!  You won' be let down! 

Your new friend -
Craw-Daddy