Aaron Franklin BBQ SPARE RIBS – How to Smoked Spare Ribs Masterclass Recipe EASY ** SEE OUR BBQ ACCESSORY GUIDE:
In this delicious smoked spare ribs recipe video, we will teach you how to make Aaron Franklin’s Smoked Spare Ribs using his method from MASTERCLASS!. These delicious smoked spare ribs, might be a little bit more time consuming but the result and flavour speak for themselves!.!. Everything you need to know is below.
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HOW TO SMOKE SPARE RIBS LIKE AARON FRANKLIN
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INGREDIENTS:
– 1 Rack of Pork Spare Ribs
– Apple Cider Vinegar
– BBQ Sauce
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– 1 Part Kosher Salt
– 2 Parts Ground Black Pepper
– 1/4 part Paprika
STEP #1
To prepare your spare ribs first take a large knife and cut away the main bone cutting through the cartilage. Next, trim your spare ribs to length and slices off any thin areas making your ribs look sleek. Once the top has ben trimmed up nicely flip the ribs over and remove the rib skirt and thats it. One this rack of ribs we are leaving the membrane on because that is what Aaron Franklin does and hey, it’s his method we are using.
Step #2
Once your spare ribs have been trimmed up, beginning on the backside, apply a thin layer of yellow mustard. Next, mix together your kosher salt, black pepper, and paprika in a nicely even layer. Flip your rack over and repeat this step on your top “presentation” side. Once your ribs have been trimmed up and seasoned place them onto the grill using indirect heat and begin cooking. Our desired tempreture will be around 270F and we used Cherry wood, but use whatever wood you prefer.
Step #3
After 1.5 hours, open up the grill quickly and spritz them with some apple cider vinegar then close the lid and continue cooking for another 1.5 hours.
At the three hour mark, spritz the ribs thoroughly to remove any surface smoke then apply your BBQ sauce that has been cut half with apple cider vinegar. Using your hands, spread the sauce around then close the lid for about 10 minutes to let the sauce set up. Once it has set up flip the ribs and repeat the previous step.
Step #4
After Your sauce has set on both sides, remove the spare ribs from the grill and place them into a foil wrap. The foil wrap will help tenderize the ribs as the cook. Once the ribs have been wrapped place them back onto the grill for 2-2.5 hours or until they are tender. Once they have reached your desired doneness, remove them from the grill and let them rest in the foil for 30 minutes to help let the ribs relax. Then slice and enjoy!
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About this video:
In this Smoked Spare Ribs Recipe video, Jabin from Postal Barbecue will teach you How to make Aaron Franklin’s Smoked Spare ribs from Franklin BBQ!. This super tasty Smoked Ribs recipe is easy and a lot of fun to make using the SNS Grlls Kettle or any grill or smoker you may have. Give it a try for yourself. Enjoy.
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Tried this method. Not very good at all. 2.5 hours in the foil is wayyyyy toooo long! Meat just fell off the bone for me.
I know spares are cheaper than the other cuts, and that's what I cook, but I never trim them. That's some decent meat you're throwing away. If there are some bones or cartilage, whatever, I'll eat that piece. I may trim off some fat, but very little. I remove the membrane, I kosher salt them the night before or early in the morning, use Worcestershire sauce to bind Lawry's Seasoned salt, 16 mesh black pepper, garlic powder and a bit of cayenne. ~3 hours on my WSM at ~250-260, ~1 & 1/2 hour foil wrap with sauce and then let them rest a half hour after popping open a small vent in the foil. Another coat of sauce and they come out amazing. I use B&B lump oak and some hickory, pecan and apple wood chunks for smoke. I don't like over done ribs, mine are juicy and are perfectly bite through without falling off the bone.
You are cooking the trimmings and putting them in your beans… right?
Can you use parchment paper instead of foil for this cook?
Man if I had a slow and sear like yours and learn how to cook like you I'd be the man on the plan but I can't afford one those
Over the last 30 years, I've experimented with many styles of smoking ribs. Wrapping, no wrapping, foil wrap, paper wrap, sauce or no sauce, etc., etc. For what my family and friends seem to prefer, and especially me, is no binder on the ribs, not trimming them all the way down to St Louis, I remove the membrane, ribs in whatever style dry rub I've got, and no wrapping. I smoke them at 225 degrees for about 5 hours and off they come. They get spritzed with apple cider vinegar along the way as well. Let stand for about 20 minutes then cut and eat. No complaints. Great video, btw. I've been to Aarons restaurant…always good.
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Great presentation but I think you kinda went Yankee on us. True southerners understand (outside the city). You definitely have the know-how but I think you kinda ventured away from traditional down home southern tradition
Going to give this method a try today, thanks
Every video on the taste test, he says "UMM UMM" before he even can taste it. Try to be real bro. Still love your channel but stop faking it.
Great video. Just wanted to ask what barbecue sauce did you use in the video that you mixed 50/50 with water?
Do you want any ribs with that spritz?
Americans love the 3rd person talk 🤣🤣🤣
Love this idea!! What would you adjust your times, for baby backs? Thanks brother 🍻
lol dang bro you just throw the wood on after the meat… no don’t do it one that bro
Damn that’s some good videography
Hi Postal BBQ. You said they were overcooked for your liking, how would you modify the recipe? I notice that youre cooking them for ~5-5.5 hours, that seems a lot to me!
Funny, non-Texan doing ribs. Lol
If you unwrapped them and found them not done. Would you wrap them back up and throw them back on? Or would you have lost too much steam and just put them back on unwrapped? Love your channel from Paris Ontario Canada 🇨🇦