
Mountain Lion Recipe
This preparation adapts traditional American barbecue techniques to mountain lion ribs, creating a dish that showcases the meat's suitability for low-and-slow cooking methods. The technique transforms what might be considered lesser cuts into incredibly flavorful, tender barbecue that rivals traditional pork ribs.
Rub Preparation: Mix your dry rub ingredients thoroughly.
Preparation: Coat the ribs generously with rub. Let sit overnight.
Smoker Setup: Set smoker to 250°F with oak or hickory.
Smoking: Smoke for 4 hours, maintaining steady temperature.
Long Cook: Continue until the meat pulls from the bone.
Sauce Application: Brush with sauce during the last 30 minutes.
Resting: Rest 15 minutes before cutting.
See the techniques in action with our step-by-step video guide
A bold Zinfandel or cold beer provides the right complement to smoky, sweet barbecue flavors.
Per serving: 485 calories, 45g protein, 28g fat, 18g carbohydrates. Smoky barbecue with lean wild game protein.