My “New” Favorite Beef Rib! | Chuds BBQ



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Ingredients
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►Chud Rub and 16 Mesh Black Pepper

►Fogo Charcoal

►Wagyu Tallow

►Dough Conditioner

►High Temp Cheese

►Pink Salt

►Sodium Citrate

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42 Comments

  1. Thank you Bradley for all that you’ve taught me. Most of my knowledge comes from you. I get more than smoking knowledge from you. I’ve learned about sauces and trimming too. Thank you. I also like Mad Scientist and Guga too. There is another guy in Texas but I can’t remember his channel’s name right now😬 forgive me🙏

  2. I'm so confused now. I've heard so many great things about hot and fast barbecue, why does anyone do low and slow? Why do I do low and slow? Lol I've never tried hot and fast. Can anyone help me out?

  3. Soo true about the old child like "feeling" of it~

    That mix between tender with a bit of bite and all over the place crispiness/char ect~ it's the same all over the world with most BBQ meats, it's what we chase when we reach for perfection but by reaching we lose the "feel" because we lost sight of what made imperfect comfy and good.

  4. I'm gonna go ahead and be honest with you. I don't know how you managed to get the snake situation under control. Maybe it's because you're filming in the garage and out front recently. Whatever the reason is, I sure hope they start finding their way back into your boots soon before you start losing subs. Nice channel you got there. Sure would be a shame if somethin happened to it!!!!

  5. Very good watching you guys reminisce about the old days. Seems still it is the crunch v juicyness trade off, hence why wrapping, not wrapping, foil boats etc is being argued over.

    Those small bites would be great dipped into a selection of hoisin, oyster and other chinese sauces as a snack.

  6. I love the comment of your friend wearing the FSU shirt, it takes him back to being a kid. There is some taste there that has stayed with him for his lifetime
    and your took him back to it. Wish I had a bite too. Great video.

  7. Have fun on that wait list for the dino ribs. I was on it for 18 months before I got the email to order them. Got two racks and it was almost $200 including shipping. Were they incredible? You bet your ass they were. Just warning anyone watching this that doesn't know in advance.

  8. Wait a minute! at about the 6:35 mark. Not enough fat, a little dry. Where is all that damn Wagyu beef fat and spray you were carrying on about in your previous video??? Common man, you damn well know you could have helped those ribs out.

  9. so now the obvious progression here is to try and make a beef rib that has the crispy fat/bark, with the buttery tenderness of modern craft bbq. hot and fast followed by low and slow or vice versa? hot and fast followed by confit? low and slow followed by shallow fying the fat side in tallow? could also be cool to see a cured/pastrami beef rib cooked this way to really push the bacon envelope. would be great to see some more experiments arise out of this cook!

  10. I knew the 3 bone ribs would come out amazing and was really hoping to see those individually cut ones shine. You have far more experience with bbq than I do but I would have tried to save those little guys with some tallow. Love your content brother!

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