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PaleAle
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PostPosted: Mar 17 2012    Post subject: Food safe containers Reply with quote

I have my parent 50th wedding anniversary to cook for in 2 weeks (actually it will be their 51st but they waited for my brother to get back from Iraq) Any suggestions for a large inexpensive food safe container to put racks of ribs in for holding cold over night after rubbing? We will be serving pulled pork and ribs figuring 3 bones per person I'm looking at 40 racks..... Any help greatly appreciated!!
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PostPosted: Mar 17 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

So is that rubbed and still raw?

I would put them into large Foil pans, you can then saran over the top and foil over the saran.

Then put them into a cooler, and add ice, or add some ice first then , the pans then more ice.

The big coolers, 150 lt or 150 can, can't remember which it is, but they are big and white and have them at Sam's Club and CostCo for about $70.00 I think!

You should get all 40 racks into one of them.
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PostPosted: Mar 17 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

I have one of those like SoEzzy is talking about. They are great coolers.
I got mine at WalMart last year, and it was $65.00
I freeze water in milk jugs to cut down on having to buy ice for it.
Make sure you have help for moving it. Not thinking, I loaded mine up inside and needed to move it outside. Shocked
I don't think that I would rub them the day before. I would just trim and remove the membrane. Rub them when it's time to cook.
If your rub has a bunch of salt in it, you will have mushy and hammy ribs.
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PostPosted: Mar 17 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

@SoEzzy Duh!!!! Why didn't I think of foil pans!!!!! Embarassed That will work great! I have the fridge space for it just couldn't wrap my head around a container to use.

@JarheadGood advice on the needing help to move the cooler. Our rub doesn't contain much salt and i like to rub them down about 3-4 hours before placing on smoker.
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PostPosted: Mar 17 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

Jarhead wrote:
I have one of those like SoEzzy is talking about. They are great coolers.
I got mine at WalMart last year, and it was $65.00


Except the hinges are chicken chit...I've replaced them on all 3 of mine Rolling Eyes
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PostPosted: Mar 18 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

[quote="Frosty"]
Jarhead wrote:
I have one of those like SoEzzy is talking about. They are great coolers.
I got mine at WalMart last year, and it was $65.00
quote]

Except the hinges are chicken chit...I've replaced them on all 3 of mine Rolling Eyes



No kiddin'.....They used to be pretty good until some rocket scientist redesigned them....Thinking of just putting aluminum ones on, but no pics so it hasn't happened yet !!!
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I have 15 year old model with the flip open door for reaching in,...it comes off for cleaning - I ALSO FLYS OFF AT HIGHWAY SPEEDS!!!! Embarassed Embarassed Crying or Very sad Crying or Very sad Twisted Evil Twisted Evil Evil or Very Mad Evil or Very Mad Shocked
NEVER put in back of truck with reach in door facing cab on a windy day!
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PostPosted: Apr 21 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

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I have 15 year old model with the flip open door for reaching in,...it comes off for cleaning - I ALSO FLYS OFF AT HIGHWAY SPEEDS!!!! Embarassed Embarassed Crying or Very sad Crying or Very sad Twisted Evil Twisted Evil Evil or Very Mad Evil or Very Mad Shocked
NEVER put in back of truck with reach in door facing cab on a windy day!


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PostPosted: Apr 22 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

Frosty:where did you get new hinges for them at?or did you just use any ol' hinges
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PostPosted: Apr 23 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

"Frosty:where did you get new hinges for them at?or did you just use any ol' hinges"


You can get them here:

http://www.igloo-store.com/products/iglaccparts/fullacc_page1

Pricey, but they usually ship fast & cheap...
Stainless ones on pg. 6 or 7

You could use any, but stainless or aluminum so they don't rust would be best Very Happy
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PostPosted: Apr 24 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

Didn't know you could buy the parts,Now I can get a couple fixed.Bookmarked!
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PostPosted: Apr 24 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

Best thing about the aluminum food pans is no extra washing of raw food containers, just chuck them.

While not the case here, I typically line the pan with plastic wrap if I'm using an acidic marinade.
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