Texas Style Spare Ribs



Texas Style Spare Ribs
As a BBQ man I personally enjoy traditional Texas style spare ribs. A sharp contrast to sweet, St. Louis style ribs that are so common in the competition BBQ world. If you have ever been to a Texas BBQ joint then you have probably had a really long pork rib that has not been trimmed down to a St. Louis cut rib.

Recipe:
Meat Church BBQ Supplies: www.meatchurch.com
Butcher Block – Rosewood Block: www.rosewoodblock.com
Thermapen IR thermometer:
Mill Scale Offset Pit:
Goldee’s Barbecue:

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  1. Matt I made these this weekend and they were wonderful. Only thing I done different was used babybacks and adjusted my times for that. I’ve been on a keto diet and haven’t been eating ribs because of the sugar but these were A ok. Also made the Mexican pulled pork since it’s no sugar and it was phenomenal as well. Thanks for something that was different that usual but tasty. You helping me lose weight and enjoy my food.

  2. overall ribs look great but the only critique i have is you sauced them did not put them back on and that beautiful bark you had vanished during the rest.. if anything you sauce put em back on for ten minutes then rest with no foil wrap man. you wrap to get past the stall not to rest because then you end up with soggy no bark ribs. im sure they tasted great though. still a huge fan

  3. Hi there… looking teriffic! What kind is the Goldee`s sauce? I cant`t get it over here in Germany? Love your channel mainly the True native bbq style. had a lot of sweet stuff the last years and its getting boring…best whishes from Germany

  4. Great vid. Only thing is cross contamination. It gives the impression that you’re cross contaminating all over the place. Beginners to cooking may not know this. Would be nice to say something a couple times about it in each video.

  5. Question, why do you never season more than an hour in advance? I dry rub mine overnight. Pat dry and season a little more before I slap them on the smoker. Does seasoning earlier affect the ribs, taste texture? I’m curious. Mine have always turned out great. Is it just a personal preference? I’m just trying to learn new things.

  6. OMG you just got me hungry ima take them ribs out of freezer and smoke em tomorrow!!! The same way you just did them !!! I’m a beginner but been watching your videos on smoking and all my family bbq came out amazing!! Thank you for posting your awesome videos so if you’ll excuse me I’m gonna get started 😂😂

  7. Man, over the years this has become probably my favorite BBQ channel when I'm looking for a recipe or a refresher course. That outdoor kitchen is gorgeous, too! Are those concrete countertops in the background?
    I've screenshotted a couple pics when the camera is at different angles. The pool is awesome looking, as well. I've definitely borrowed a couple ideas for some builds.
    A video walk around of that outdoor space and the Meat Church store would be a very fun video to watch, in my opinion.

  8. This is great! I've done a couple of good racks of spare ribs, but they usually don't turn out all that good. I've been seasoning them the night before and letting them sit in the refrigerator. That's probably a big part of my problem. I'm planning on trying this sometime soon!

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