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By Cheryl Alters Jamison and Bill Jamison
Published 2014
The idea will sound weird to the uninitiated, but a rib sandwich is viewed as a little hunk of heaven to aficionados. Expand “the recipe” by as many intrepid eaters as you’ve rounded up, using the end ribs from the smaller, tapered end of a rack of ribs smoked your favorite way.
Place the bread on a plate. Top it with the individual ribs, piled in a crisscross kind of stack. Drizzle—or ladle—your choice of barbecue sauce over the ribs, and serve immediately. Alternatively, pile the bread over the ribs. Eat in any way you can manage, preferably with a pile of wet napkins.
