We are really enjoying our time here in Big Meadows Campground in the Rio Grande National Forest. Several of our campers stay for one or two months. Two are retired firefighters from Oklahoma City. We met them three years ago and visited them in Oklahoma City last year. They are a great group and we have so much fun together. The "kidding" goes on for hours! 
All the men are good cooks and they have invited us to many of their fish fries and Tostado Parties. So we decided to reciprocate and had them over last Tuesday for barbeque ribs. Jim smoked and grilled five racks of baby back ribs and a couple of packages of country style ribs. Oh, mama, did they come out good. We used Sweet Baby Ray's barbeque sauce spiced up a little with Chalula hot sauce. Everyone brought the side dishes complete with black forest cake made in a dutch oven over coals.....what a treat. 
Our new camphosts, Rudene and Wales, are a blessing to have with us. They are competent, kind and very conscientious. And Rudene plays a mean harmonica!!
All the men are good cooks and they have invited us to many of their fish fries and Tostado Parties. So we decided to reciprocate and had them over last Tuesday for barbeque ribs. Jim smoked and grilled five racks of baby back ribs and a couple of packages of country style ribs. Oh, mama, did they come out good. We used Sweet Baby Ray's barbeque sauce spiced up a little with Chalula hot sauce. Everyone brought the side dishes complete with black forest cake made in a dutch oven over coals.....what a treat. 
Our new camphosts, Rudene and Wales, are a blessing to have with us. They are competent, kind and very conscientious. And Rudene plays a mean harmonica!!
Jim did a bang up job with the ribs and everyone ate themselves silly!
Remember - - - you are loved!
Looks like you guys have cooking ribs in the wild down to a science.
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