Can these BBQ Ribs defeat my 8 year old Rub Recipe?



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0:00 – intro
0:23 – baby back ribs selection
0:39 – carve into the membrane
0:56 – how to make bbq rub at home
1:07 – making fresh spice mix
2:29 – side by side comparison
3:52 – seasoning the bbq ribs
4:21 – fire up kamado for smoking
5:40 – start smoking
7:03 – revealing the ribs
7:40 – taste test

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39 Comments

  1. You can't compare. The dry rub is like a thousand fresh paprika's and garlic etc.
    I have been experimenting with marinades a lot and had good results with marinating the ribs in the marinade I also use to lacque them in the end. Soya sauce, fish sauce (fantastic ingredient), honey, apple sirup, fresh chilli's, fresh garlic, lemon grass, star anise, 5-spice powder, fresh ginger, cumin powder and seeds, half a lime and a cinnamon stick. I cook the marinade till it thickens. Let it cool down, but not get cold and marinade the meat over night.
    The only thing that bothers me is that the meat doesn't take up the smoke flavour as well as with a dry rub.

  2. Ik zou het idd een keer vac sealen. Ze zeggen wel eens dat je kruiden in olie moet meebakken voor je er andere ingrediënten bij doet. Hoe zou dit experiment zijn als je gegrilde spareribs hebt die 24u in met een "fresh rub" in een vac seal bag hebben gezeten?

  3. Maybe you should see it's more like a stew than "smoked ribs". Use a thick neck/procureur steak, at the and melt a nice layer of cheese on top of it. Fries and a pint of strong beer?

  4. Grab that rib membrane with a paper towel and just peel it off, rather than slicing it. The ribs are thick enough to hold together without it. More importantly, the salt in the dry rub draws out moisture and fat, and the moisture caramelizes on the outside of the ribs. Same with a roast, or a chicken.

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