McRib (Update: It's Back!) (3 Viewers)

I've replicated it. Per the recipes I found on the internet, you use about half butt and half rib meat (both presmoked) and then you put it into the food processor, form a patty, and grill for a bit. Frankly, it wasn't really worth the trouble.

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I think I'd rather just do pulled pork with sauce, pickle, and onions to build a better McRib.

(I know, that's shoulder, not rib meat, but honesly, is the McRib?)
 
I think I'd rather just do pulled pork with sauce, pickle, and onions to build a better McRib.

(I know, that's shoulder, not rib meat, but honesly, is the McRib?)

That is what has been cleverly named a pulled-pork sandwich, not a McRib.
 
That is what has been cleverly named a pulled-pork sandwich, not a McRib.
Yes, see my parenthetical.

But if I make ribs, I'm just eating the ribs. Turning all that meat into a sammich sounds like too much effort when I can just eat it as-is.
 
In the disclaimer it says that McDonald's reserves the right to make McRib out of any animal that has ribs.
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I've replicated it. Per the recipes I found on the internet, you use about half butt and half rib meat (both presmoked) and then you put it into the food processor, form a patty, and grill for a bit. Frankly, it wasn't really worth the trouble.

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Way too much effort. The old Suda Salvage sold pork patties that had the same shape as the McRib. I bought that and threw it on bread with pickles, onions and bbq sauce. Actually, I was confusing things. Jesuit High School had bbq pork sandwiches that were awesome and that's what I was trying to replicate with the Suda meat. When I went there, it was known as Marques.
 

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