EASY Baby Back Ribs on a Pit Boss Pellet Grill! | MODIFIED 3-2-1 Method



Learn How to Make Smoked Baby Back Ribs on a Pit Boss Pellet Grill using a MODIFIED version of the 3-2-1 method!
Find the step-by-step recipe here ➡️

Today we are smoking Baby Back Ribs using a modified version of the popular 3-2-1 method, on our Pit Boss Pellet Grill. We’ll show you how to prep, season, smoke, wrap, sauce, and serve this barbecue classic for some out of this world smoked baby back that will be sure to impress! This recipe can really be made on any pellet smoker or pellet grill including Traeger or Camp Chef as well.

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📒 Products Used in this Video📒

➡️ iMarku Boning Knife
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➡️ Famous Dave’s Rib Rub
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➡️ Kosmos Q Dirty Bird BBQ Rub
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➡️ Bear Mountain Bourbon Barrel Pellets
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➡️ Oklahoma Joe’s 20lb Pellet Bucket
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➡️ Spray Bottle
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➡️ ThermoPro Instant Meat Thermometer
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➡️ Disposable Black Nitrile Food Handling Gloves
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➡️ Light Duty Knit Gloves (Wear inside the Disposable Nitrile Gloves to easily handle hot food).
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➡️ Blues Hog Champion’s Blend BBQ Sauce
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➡️ Fat Separator
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➡️ Silicone Basting Brush
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➡️ Mairico Meat Slicing Knife
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Smoked Chicken Breasts ➡️

How To Start a New Pit Boss ➡️
How to Empty the Pit Boss Hopper ➡️

⏰⏰Chapters⏰⏰
0:00 Intro
0:20 Baby Back Ribs vs. Pork Spareribs
1:40 Trimming and Removing the Membrane
4:43 Seasoning
7:32 Loading the Pellets
9:50 Setting the Temp and Putting on the Ribs
11:19 3-2-1 Method Explained
12:24 Spritzing
13:06 Wrapping in Foil
18:32 Unwrapping
20:07 Saucing
23:11 Slicing
24:12 Taste Test and Outro

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43 Comments

  1. I had a Pit Boss vertical which was ok and paid for itself, but it went to the dumpster after awhile. Tempure swings became a joke. If you're serious about by barbecue, buy a Yoder or better.

  2. I did Not catch how you setup the grill with the Direct tray for Heat ?
    I assume you leave that smoke or direct tray closed for the entire cook time but we all know what assume means to us All but I still had to ask. Planning a fairly Big Cook Easter Day so I wanna do it correctly !

  3. After following your video, I’m about 30-45 minutes from pulling the rack out of the pellet grill 👍 Excited to see how they turn out. So far they look great and seem to be holding moisture well! I’ve replayed this video a few times since starting the grill about 3ish hours ago lol just to be sure I’m remembering each detail correctly. Thanks for the help!

  4. Question for you. I’m using exact same grill and exact same pellets at exactly the same temp with both mods already done. Any reason my grill isn’t producing a lot of smoke like in your video? The grill is clean and I’m not using a pellet tube as I noticed you weren’t either in this particular video. Only thing I may not have exactly like yours is the smoke stack adjustment. I tried to look at yours and adjust it to similar opening. Thanks for any feedback.

  5. I tried your method and yes it was my first cook with this grill so I stayed with the grill the whole time and the ribs turned out awesome. But I must say that the ribs that were in the rear of the grill were falling off the bone more than the rack in the front, but they were both Awesome!! Thanks for this video!!!!!!! Just so you know I didn’t use all that seasoning you used (more keto/carnivore friendly), I used some Buck seasoning (I guess you have to be from central NY). But anyway the ribs turned out GREAT!!!!!!

  6. Great video, im still relatively new to the pellet smoker world, ive done 2 pork butts and some chicken lollipops. My question to you is i have a pitboss sportsman and i find my smoker temp will fluctuate 10°-15° either direction over the course of the cook. Is that normal for these pitbosses?

  7. Personal preference that’s exactly how I like them. Clean bite off the bone. I feel like the traditional “fall off the bone” just makes them mushy… but hey, some people like them like that. To each their own.

    Well done though 👍🏼👍🏼

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