Don't enter these ribs into a BBQ competition!



You may not want to enter these ribs into a BBQ competition, but so what, they are delicious!!! BBQ competitions judge ribs soooo critically, but all you should really care about is, do they taste DELICIOUS!?!? These ribs that were smoked in the Ninja Woodfire Outdoor Grill turned out to be some of the tastiest ribs we’ve ever made, and we’ve made hundreds of ribs over the years! The best part about these ribs is that they were smoked to perfection for only 2 hours! That is mind-blowing, because ribs typically take anywhere from 4-6 hours on a regular smoker.

Once you master pork ribs, you’re ready to take on beef ribs!!!!! They taste beefy and very similar to brisket, in fact, they are sometimes referred to as brisekt on a stick, with the stick being the rib bone! Check out this video next!

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  1. Maddie and Kiki and awesome! I made this recipe and it was amazing! I proposed to both of them – you know – a package deal, but they're taken. Darn the bad luck! Seriously, love you two beautiful talented girls! Thank you!

  2. Can you tell me the measurement from the edge/foot to the back with the lid open? I want to get a stainless cabinet for it and put it up against a wall on my patio but I cannot find that dimension with the lid open anywhere. Would need to get a cabinet deep enough to allow it to be open. Thanks!

  3. If the membrane is to stay on, I personally would not bother putting any rub on the underside of the ribs. I believe that the membrane will not let the flavor pass through. When you peel it off, after the cook, the rub will likely go with it.

    I have smoked many racks on my Pit-Boss easy-bake oven (pellet grill). Aside from cap-steaks, baby-backs are my family's favorite. Since it is down for maintenance, so this will be my first go at it on the Ninja. I LOVE the thought that Ninja put into it. I enjoyed your video.

  4. But unfortunately what you don’t know about that membrane is when it cooks its ribs. It falls back on a minute doesn’t allow them to cook properly. That’s why you’re supposed to take it off so it doesn’t fold up while it’s cooking. That’s why your ribs look like they’ve been curled up a little because of that membrane and no it’s not that hard to takeoff you just take a knife you cut you cut where the skin in the meat you are and you grab it and pull it off simple as that sometimes you gotta do a little more filleting and cutting but for the most part it pulls right off depending on how good your butcher is

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