The pork coustellous and other pork ribs offered by Maison Lascours come from Roussaly Lacaune located in Lacaune in the Tarn. This pork comes from farms that are partners of the A.P.O (Alliance Porci d'oc), the leading group in the pork sector in Midi-Pyrénées. The pork coustellous, by name, may not mean much to you, but you surely know it as Ribs, or simply pork ribs. Called Coustellous in the southwest, this cut of pork is meant to be 'rousigué', eaten down to the bone in other words, a true barbecue star. A guaranteed trip back to childhood! The pork ribs are located in the upper part of the bones of the rib cage. In Toulouse and the rest of the South, it is called coustellous because during butchering, the butcher keeps the longest bone, ideal for rousigué. Butcher's tip: For perfectly juicy and flavorful pork ribs, start with a gentle cooking method, then finish over high heat to caramelize the fat. On the barbecue, cook them over indirect heat before searing them for a few minutes over the flame. Don't hesitate to brush them with marinade or sauce during cooking for an even more delicious result.
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