Smoked ribs with mezcal and citrus sauce mop

by Ismail Hodge
Mopping mezcal-citrus sauce over racks of ribs at Little Coyote.

Little Coyote in Chattanooga, by Chef Erik Niel, is making a reputation for itself with a menu of slow-cooked smoked meats, scrumptious handmade corn tortillas and unbelievable small plates.

One of many bigger plates on the menu is a plate of mezcal-mopped pork ribs, cooked low and sluggish.

Little Coyote culinary director Jonathan Ferguson shares under a recipe for creating these at residence on your Fourth of July get together ― or any summer season grilling journey.

“The factor I actually like about this dish is how easy it’s,” he mentioned.

His recipe relies on a mop sauce technique from Rodney Scott, probably the greatest fingers at South Carolina complete hog barbecue. Scott has restaurants in 4 states, together with the newest on Nashville’s Broadway strip.

However for Little Coyote’s Texas-influenced type, Ferguson mentioned bringing in flavors from the restaurant’s in depth agave record was acceptable.

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