slider2021
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I've been in the travel/hospitality industry for 30+ years. I owned my own wine bar and restaurant, I went to the French Culinary Institute in NYC and have eaten BBQ all over the place. I have never had baby back ribs like I made last night. They simply were the greatest ribs I have ever eaten - anywhere, anytime, made by anyone. Period.
What's so great about these ribs is that the cook is as simple as it gets. I want to share this with everyone so y'all can enjoy them with your friends and family. Here you go.
- 3 or 4 pound rack of baby back ribs
- Remove membrane
- Apply your favorite rub (or not) - your choice
- Wrap ribs in foil and refrigerate for a few hours
- About an hour or so prior to your cook, remove and unwrap your ribs
- I use a Trager Pro Series 34, so I pre-smoke rig, then set at 230 degrees.
- Place ribs in smoker for 2 hours
- Remove, wrap in foil, place back in smoker for an additional 2 hours at 230
- Remove ribs from foil and slather with your fave sauce.
- Continue to slather* for the remaining one hour and remove.
* I slathered every 15 minutes or so
I'd love to hear your feedback after you had a chance to try this recipe
What's so great about these ribs is that the cook is as simple as it gets. I want to share this with everyone so y'all can enjoy them with your friends and family. Here you go.
- 3 or 4 pound rack of baby back ribs
- Remove membrane
- Apply your favorite rub (or not) - your choice
- Wrap ribs in foil and refrigerate for a few hours
- About an hour or so prior to your cook, remove and unwrap your ribs
- I use a Trager Pro Series 34, so I pre-smoke rig, then set at 230 degrees.
- Place ribs in smoker for 2 hours
- Remove, wrap in foil, place back in smoker for an additional 2 hours at 230
- Remove ribs from foil and slather with your fave sauce.
- Continue to slather* for the remaining one hour and remove.
* I slathered every 15 minutes or so
I'd love to hear your feedback after you had a chance to try this recipe