Smoked short ribs recipe on the Traeger pellet grill Juicy ribs recipe



In this video I show you how to cook smoked short ribs on the Traeger pellet grill. This Traeger smoked ribs recipe I show you how to take beef short ribs and make them turn out juicy and moist with a few simple steps. We also take some vegetables and create a bed of moist delicious aromatics to further moisten these ribs. We use a beef broth spritz and Uncle Steve’s Shake Competition Cow Powder for this barbecue, and generously cover every inch of these delicious ribs. The Traeger pellet grill real wood smoker is an awesome machine for this. Please watch to the end for the end result, you don’t want to miss it!

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  1. Thanks for making this video. It has given me the confidence to try short ribs for the first time on my new Pit Boss pellet grill. I'll do it the same way you showed on this video. And yes, I have fresh broccoli and a couple of russets to mash. Ribs are dry-rub marinating now (since last night) in the 'fridge, and I'll be putting them on the Pit Boss at about 1:00 this afternoon. Man, I can't wait! Oh yeah… love your T-shirt, the Hodge Twins and Steven Crowder. I'm a MAGA Country Boy too!!

  2. And that probe temp is? So if I followed this correctly, 2 hours for initial bark, vegetable bed/ribs and foil for another 2 hours. Then remove foil and cook vegetable/ribs for another 1.5 hours to a final temp of?

  3. Tip: don’t spritz. Put a water pan in and don’t touch them. With spritzing you run the risk of wrecking the bark you’re working so hard to get. The perfect bark comes from having just enough smoke adhering from the moisture in the pit from the water pan and just trusting the process. Don’t wrap, don’t spritz, just roll at 225 and start checking around 4 hours in. By check, open it up just enough to make sure they are looking right and immediately close it.

  4. Thanks for sharing your technique and recipe for the beef short ribs. I have a couple packages in the freezer that I want to smoke up over the upcoming holiday. I will probably follow your lead. I will be subscribing, thanks again.

  5. Great video, I really enjoyed your recipe. Honestly was going to think about subscribing but I found the unnecessary political shirt to be a bit much. I find cooking videos to be a therapeutic space for me and having politics thrown in my face is just distasteful. I don’t even necessarily disagree with it I just wish I didn’t have politics thrown in my face nonstop. It’s like having a person randomly flash pornography in your face when you never asked for it. Yeah it’s harmless but it invokes a response and for me it was a good sign to not subscribe and turn around. Good day to all and thanks for your work in uploading this video.

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