Rotisserie Baby Back Ribs

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I made a rotisserie ring for the 18.5 WSM a few weeks ago & have been itching to give it a whirl.

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Had a rack of Baby Backs in the freezer, thawed them, gave them a slather of hot sauce, rubbed with Memphis Dust & a light coat of Habanero Death Dust and back into the fridge for 6 hours. Fired up the 18.5 with a full ring of used & new KBB and 4 big chunks of Apple. MM start. TBS about an hour later. Direct cook. WSM at 300*. Re-rubbed the ribs, put them on the spit & gave them a spin.

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Had to take a look:

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The temps head steady at 300*. 2 3/4 hours later:

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Oh Baby..... You know what I like!

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Were these ever good? You betcha!!! No sauce necessary. Nice crust on the outside & tender inside. Bite off the bone. Very spicy.

fwiw - could have easily fit 2 racks on the spit.
 
Haven't done BB's on the rotisserie, but I've done spares, and they're awesome too! Gonna have to give BB ribs a go.
 
some of the best BB's I've done were on a rotisserie, on the Rib-O-Lator;

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Thanks for the heads up! Those are some good looking ribs. That Rib-O-Lator is cool - and adds capacity.
I'm not sure that I'd want to clean it after a cook.
 
Thanks for the heads up! Those are some good looking ribs. That Rib-O-Lator is cool - and adds capacity.
I'm not sure that I'd want to clean it after a cook.

Thanks, yes, a bit messy clean up.
But, 4 ribs easily.
These were not quite done at picture time.
 
Great looking bones Robert! Yes clean up is sometimes a biatch but well worth it for the product you can get. I've been using the dishwasher for my stuff then further clean up the stainless steel with a degreaser and scotchbrite pad.... Pretty easy to shine back up after the dishwasher gets done.
 
Everyone is glossing over that you built a rotisserie ring, but i'm impressed. I know people do it, but i'm interested to know more. Did you put anything up on that process already? Any resources that you used? Oh and those ribs look great.
 
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