Must-Try Sweet Honey Baby Back Ribs Recipe



Baby back ribs are one of my favorite things to smoke. In this video we use a standard rib technique to cook perfect baby back ribs. In the end we sauce with an optional delicious Japanese bbq sauce. Whether you use this suace or not you van leverage this revipe.

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Butcher Block – Rosewood Block: www.rosewoodblock.com
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42 Comments

  1. My boys and I have a standing date every Wednesday night to watch your videos. I have not yet attempted ribs on my own and I try to cook by temperature as opposed to time. At what internal temperature do you wrap these ribs?

  2. Your cooks are amazing. But my man! A pellet grill?! A professional BBQ’r on an easy bake oven? Your talent, skills, experience and traditions to be defined on a YouTube channel with a pellet grill is confusing.

  3. MattyP – The Mexican chicken sandwiches were a complete hit when I cooked for my customer at job site, they loved it. I will be doing these ribs this weekend, looking forward to that sauce. Love all your stuff man, chorizo bacon wrapped jalapeños are the one I get asked to do the most, lots of prep but they are amazing! The marriage of the Fajita rub and the chicken wing might take the cake. Keep it coming. PS- reverse sear Ribeye is stooopid good.

  4. That’s a great tip about cherry wood! I’ve only used hickory in the past. I’m going to try cherry next time!!! One more thing, there’s a YouTuber named Brian Brickman from Frisco, Texas who is the brains behind a YouTube channel called Brickeats. He turns up the knob on enthusiasm in his videos WAY past 11 and he’s extremely entertaining. I know from discussing it with him in his comments that he would love to be a guest on one of your videos one day. Please check out a few of his videos, they’re relatively short, and consider possibly thinking about contacting him. His videos are mostly food reviews, but I know that he has lots of experience smoking meat because I’ve discussed it with him. He also likes the brown water 🥃 just like you.! He’s a great big ball of energy with a personality as big as Texas and I think you two would have a lot of fun making a video for your channel.

  5. Strollin' my small town grocery store in southern Minnesota and I was floored to see an entire shelf of Meat Church seasonings. I picked up a Texas Sugar and Honey Hog Hot. Thinking we might need to do ribs this weekend.

  6. Matt, question for you. It appeared that you wrapped the ribs top side up allowing air to fill the bottom/arched side of the wrap. I heard that steam can build in there and make the ribs soggy from the steam. Is this true or does it not matter cuz you did a wet rub.

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