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100 Favorite Dishes: Spare Ribs From Troy's Bar-Be-Que

As a countdown to the Best Of Broward Palm Beach 2010, coming in May, Clean Plate Charlie is serving up a hundred of our favorite dishes in South Florida. Send your own nominations to [email protected]. 46: Spare Ribs from Troy's Bar-Be-QueThe phrase "fall off the bone" is synonymous with ribs...
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As a countdown to the Best Of Broward Palm Beach 2010, coming in

May, Clean Plate Charlie is serving up a hundred of our favorite dishes in South Florida.

Send your own nominations to [email protected].

No. 46: Spare Ribs from Troy's Bar-Be-Que

The phrase "fall off the bone" is synonymous with ribs. But the best ribs actually don't just

fall right off; they sport a combination of tenderness and meaty bite that leaves you craving more. Troy's,

a bright-red 'cue shack off of Federal Highway in Boynton Beach, serves

its ribs just that way. They're supple yet won't just fall apart when

touched. The meat is juicy and smoky with just the right amount of

texturally pleasing bark on the surface. The secret is that Troy's

doesn't smoke its ribs. Rather, it does a combination of barbecue and

grilling that works out perfectly.

Previous 100 Favorite Dishes:
No. 47: Vegetarian reuben from Sara's

No. 48: Key lime pie from Le Tub

No. 49: Uni Angel Hair Pasta From Hiro's Yakko-San

No.

50: Meatballs From Cafe Martorano

No. 51: Burger from Jack's Old Fashion Hamburger House

No. 52: Lunch specials from Charcuterie Too

No. 53: Bruschetta from Noodles Panini

No. 54: Tulipan's guava and cheese pastries

No. 55: Baingan bartha from Woodlands Vegetarian Indian Cuisine

No.

56: Foie gras from Michelle Bernstein's at the Omphoy

No.

57: Jalea mixta from El Rey de Pescado

No.

58: Chipotle pork "florito" from East Coast Burrito Factory

No.

59: Fish tacos from Tryst

No.

60: French toast from Dune Deck Cafe

Favorite

Dishes No. 61 through No. 80

Favorite

Dishes No. 81 through No. 100

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