Beef Ribs with Goldees Barbecue



How to make Beef Ribs with Goldees Barbecue

Beef Ribs are the King of all BBQ in my book. We already have a beef rib video on this channel done my way (link below). However, my buddy Jonny White (AKA Jirby BBQ) at Goldee’s (the #1 BBQ joint on the Texas Monthly Top 50 BBQ joints list) offered to join in our new MEAT the Masters Guest Pitmaster series (playlist link below) and show us how they smoke beef ribs each weekend on their Mill Scale 500 gallon offset smoker.

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  1. Really enjoying this series Matt, Thanks for your humbleness and foresight to bring us these unique processes. Thanks also to the pit masters who are willing to so selflessly give their time and knowledge. My prayers are as the offering plate comes around they will be rewarded by the entire Meat Church family.

  2. Good luck for this business. I went on Easter Sunday 2023. I wasn't impressed. I wasn't aware they served free beer. no beer when I was there. I don't like the taste of oak on meat. could be the reason I didn't care for the meat flavor. the black pepper was overpowering. I like black pepper but 1/4-inch layer not that much. the next day I could still taste the pepper in my mouth way too much pepper. the line when I got there had about 50 people ahead of me. they open at 11 am but the door didn't open until 11: 20 am. I was there 30 minutes before open. one and a half hours later I was close to the door but not in the building yet. they serve terribly slow. the prices are high $16 one half pound of brisket. the wait wasn't worth it. I can do better at home. I met people from California that came just for the food they travel on their vacation to try new barbeque stores. The people waiting were great, but the service was slow very slow. about 2 hours 15 minutes to get my order. 5 minutes to drive home.

  3. Having some buddies over and would like to do some dino ribs like this and some candied pork belly burnt ends…..think I could hold the beef ribs in a warmer for 6 hours or so kind of like everyone is doing brisket these days just not as long?

  4. Thanks for getting directly to the point. Thanks for the secret ingredients to your rub. And I just thank you too for a great Learning experience. I would love to know the breakdown between the lowries and the other ingredients.

  5. Thanks Matt and Jonny! You both inspired me to order some ribs from Creek Stone and I got 'em in the smoker right now (sorry, I did wrap at 170). One rack with my preferred brisket rub, one with SPG only; both sitting in the fridge for 3 days. Corn bread, cole slaw and bourbon as sides…LOL

  6. When Jirby gave you that bite I was gonna comment that you wanted to devour that whole middle rib. Then damned if you didn’t have it before I got my comment typed😂😂 I shoulda known you weren’t leavin without that rib!! Great video and I just subscribed to Jirby👍👍

  7. Went there last week after a Church conference in Grapevine. I almost didn't get the pork rib and it turned out to be the best ive ever had! Brisket was top tier, same with the beef rib. Sausages were good and the staff was super friendly. The vibe waiting in the long line was good too. Everyone was just excited to be there even though it was cold!

  8. His response to why the membrane should be left on was "because it's time consuming"? Thanks for pointing out that it holds the whole piece together. Then he goes on to trim off chunks of meat while leaving most the fat? "Fat is flavor" but not that kind of fat. I've never eaten here so I won't judge based on this video.

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