The Perfect BBQ Ribs (Full Recipe)



FULL RECIPE:
-To prep, remove the membrane (if still on) and coat a baby back rack with olive oil and the rub of your choice. Don’t be shy with the salt and spice.

-Smoke (I used a @drevos_international smoker) with oak wood at 240F / 115C until the internal temp is 150F/66C. About 2 hours, but A thermometer is a must…

-Spray generously with apple cider vinegar and wrap tightly with butcher paper.

-Return to the bbq WITHOUT smoking anymore and heat until the temp is 203F/ 95C. About 2 more hours.

-You can use sauce if you’d like… but you don’t need it.

#bbq #ribs #foodscience #smokedribs

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  1. Thanks for watching both parts. I can't "reverse link" part 1 here… but if you go back up to the video, Part 1 is the related video… and HERE is the full recipe.

    FULL RECIPE:
    To prep, remove the membrane (if still on) and coat a baby back rack with olive oil and the rub of your choice. Don't be shy with salt or spice.

    Smoke (I used a @drevos_international smoker) with oak wood at 240F / 115C until the internal temp is 150F/66C. About 2 hours. A thermometer is a must…

    Spray generously with apple cider vinegar and wrap tightly with butcher paper.
    Return to the bbq WITHOUT smoking anymore and heat until the temp is 203F/ 95C. About 2 hours.
    You can use sauce if you'd like… but you don't need it.

    #bbq #ribs #foodscience #smokedribs

  2. Great info. I'm not a big fan of overly cooked rib, I really don't want them fall of the bone, I like a bite clean off the bone. The best! Wrap less to achieve. The 3-2-1 method makes them really fall off the bone. 3-1-1 is better, less time wrapped.

  3. I imagine people argue about bone up vs bone down because there’s a sizeable chunk of people who think that you DON’T want a completely “fall of the bone” rib
    I kinda get it since otherwise it’s a pain to eat but I love that tenderness

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