How to Smoke Baby Back Ribs | Chuds BBQ



Today I cook up two different styles, Memphis style and Texas style, of some delicious baby back ribs on my offset smoker. Let me know which one you’d eat!

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48 Comments

  1. It's really the simplicity you bring to the table that I love so much. Your sauces and seasonings dont require you to travel to unknown territories for exotic pepper flakes. Its so simple, but its SO good. I've done a few of your cooks now and have loved them all. You're awesome!

  2. Baby back suck just saying…
    Look at number of views stick with St. Louis cut spares bro.
    Keep up good work ! Just some honest feedback.
    Do a smoked prime rib like a brisket I did one omg so good!
    And I love rare meat…?!?
    Big views with out a doubt!

  3. Dear Chud: I'm going to share one of my secret ingredients with you – Black lava salt. If you want that true black tasty bark, you're going to want to use the charcoal activated sea salt. Hope they don't sell out if you start featuring it. The charcoal on each grain of salt dissolves into this nice rich dark red/black color, and with the other spices and the mop, creates a bark which is unbeatable. Don't believe me, I'll challenge you to a duel, my ribs vs your ribs, and have a blind taste test after. LMK if you're up for it. Love your channel, I watch all your vids religiously for new recipes and side ideas.

    This might not be texas style, however – The sauced ribs are lacking depth, the sauce needs to be somewhat thick and then each layer of sauce 'freezes' onto the meat locking in even more smoke flavor, with a nice touch of sweet BBQ to help balance it.

  4. 5th time I’ve watched this as I’m on my 5th cook with baby back ribs. Wouldn’t cook these any other way with those 2 methods. Thanks Bradley I got all my mates to follow your channel and they’re cooking like pros now 🤣. Yeww

  5. Where is your own BBQ joint? I follow damn near every single BBQ channel there is and Ive never seen someone so consistently put out insane looking food. I'd drive to Austin just to eat at a Chuds BBQ

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