The Secret BBQ Meat You Need to Know in 2024 – Bacon Ribs



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0.00 – intro
0.51 – seasoning
1.37 – Napoleon Kettle Grill
1.53 – explaining the 4-2-10 methode
2.14 – firing up the Napoleon Kettle Grill
2.50 – smoke for 4 hours
3.30 – check bacon ribs
5.11 – the new favorite ribs
5.36 – resting
6.08 – wrap it up
6.18 – resting for 10 hours
6.39 – the end result
7.26 – taste tes

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34 Comments

  1. My Houston Nephew says, “bacon is bacon and ribs is ribs, and no dang furriner is gonna tell me otherwise.” Sounds pretty pissed, but I note for the record that he also asked me for your full recipe. I suspect some hanky panky in Houston.

  2. I do it more like Leroy and Lewis.
    Cure meat for 7 days, rinse, let dry over night.
    Put in a 250 deg offset to an internal of about 165.
    Let cool and place in the fridge over night.
    Remove, cut into individual ribs, season with pepper and place back in a 180 offset to an internal of 200 deg.
    Coat the ribs with a maple syrup and bourbon glaze, let it tack up.
    Stuff your face.
    If you don't cure the ribs first it's just smoked pork belly on top of the ribs.

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