3-2-1 Ribs – How To



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ANDROID: 3 2 1 ribs are a fool proof way to get fall off the bone tender ribs. The 3 2 1 rib method is based on smoking ribs at a certain temperature for 3 hours, wrapping with liquid for 2 hours, and saucing for the final hour. RECIPE HERE:

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  1. Hi, so i`m watching from the Netherlands, and i don't think we have pre-prepared bottles of seasoning to put on the ribs, so i wonder what the ingredients are you are using ? Cause they look delicious but have no clue what seasoning went on the ribs.

  2. ugh, wasn't paying enough attention to the time. I pulled from this first step at 2.5 not 3. Should I just end the 2 hour step at 1.5 hours? I like the fall off the bone so I was planning on letting it go longer on the braise.

  3. Here it is 8-13-23, I'm making these again for my pre-birthday birthday dinner! This is a foolproof recipe, you just can't fail! The time. The temperature, everything is perfect! I don't mess with a thermometer, just follow the 180°, 225°, 3-2-1 Bingo! Presto! Voila! Perfect fall-off-the-bone ribs! Thanks Hey Grill Hey! I did use a mustard binder and, as i am making 2 racks, I put a different type of rub on each rack. Man! I wish I could share! But trust Hey Grill Hey! This recipe is a Winner! Winner! Winner! Happy birthday to moi! 🎉 🎂 🍺 🍖 🥓 🥩 Thanks Hey Grill Hey!

  4. I tried this method and they came out great. However, I like them a little more fall off the bone. Yes, I know some will comment that ribs are overcooked if they are fall off the bone but I like them that way. Anyway, how can I still use this method but have them come out fall off the bone? Any help would be appreciated

  5. I made these Sunday for my extended family and they loved them so much I'm making them again today because there were no leftovers! Thank you for ALL of your recipes, they've really helped me learn how to use my smoker the past few years.

  6. I woke up at 5:30 AM, forgot to remove the membrane, I smoked my ribs too high at 250, wrapped them at 225, and now patiently waiting to see if I can salvage my ribs. Fingers crossed. Thank you for the YouTube lesson after the fact. Now I know.

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