St Louis Cut Pork Ribs



St Louis Cut Pork Ribs

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  1. Hey Matt, I’m wanting to make a brisket and pork butt to take in to work, I leave the house around 5 am, lunch isn’t until noon. If I stick them in a cooler with some towels do you think they would still be nice and hot enough to eat?

  2. I made 2 racks of these ribs today on my Traeger. Followed the time 10:55 the temp stayed +/- 5 degrees of 275. At the end of the wrap the brown sugar was heavily carmellized, burnt. The ribs were still good but they had the burnt sugar on them. Very crunchy!!! I did use light brown sugar. I wonder if it burns more easily than regular brown sugar???

  3. New to the channel, I see your wrapping with a lot of foil. Any thoughts on butcher paper vs foil? personally I use a lot of butcher paper to continue letting smoke seep through adding additional flavor. or is it just a placebo effect?

  4. I'm cooking these as I watch. Running a cheap Chargriller Offset is a pain keeping the temp stable. But, it's about the journey! I'm on Keto so no jelly here. But, I added some Keto friendly maple syrup instead. Thanks for all the great videos Matt.

  5. Matt, I’ve been watching you for some time now. I finally upgraded my grill, and while I was at Academy I saw your spices! I bought Holy Voodoo and used it tonight! OMG, I can’t believe how good this is. All I can say is well done brother. Thanks so much for all you do, and hello from Lubbock!

  6. Used the same time and temps, and wrap method, on my family's cheap offset smoker this past weekend. Just a different rub and flavor profile. My second time ever using the smoker, but my first time doing ribs, and a pork butt that I used one of your other videos as a reference for too. My family absolutely loved it, and my instagram stories were blowing up because I was updating my progress! Can't wait to try it again, but this time with some Meat Church rubs!

  7. Man, watching all these barbecue videos makes me realize: the tradition at my house is Chick-fil-A every Saturday, which costs me about $30 for my family (no, we're not a big family; yes, I'm fat). I can get two racks of ribs from my butcher for $25 or less, or a pork butt for less than $20. I need to change our tradition.

  8. So Iv been trying this recipe on my Traeger but I never seem to get the nice smoke color is there something im doing wrong? after 1.5-2 hours I always seem to have the bones poking out already! (Yes its at 275, maybe I should lower the heat to 225 and super smoke?)

  9. There must be about 5000 calories here and these are just ribs! One can become diabetic and also have half a dozen new cavities from this recipe….am I wrong? May as well eat a dozen jelly filled donuts. WHY are so many rib cooks involve SUGAR (and butter)? I'll bet all the deceased old world bbq cooks who made ribs the traditional way with fire/smoke/heat and nothing else will roll in their graves to witness this plus at least another $150 just in commercial rubs, wow. I don't buy into this, all nonsense. Stick with tradition when it comes to serious smoking bbq especially ribs…try and taste the pork without the added gunk.

  10. My ribs are falling off the bone yet the surface is tough and chewy. I cooked at 275 for 2 hours unwrapped and 2 hours wrapped in foil on a recteq.
    Thank you for any advice

  11. Question for @matt or anyone. A family gathering wants me do some ribs but it is a 3 hour drive from here to there. What is / are the best way(s) to keep them hot and moist and delicious on I 95?

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