Low'n'slo Baby back ribs
Low'n'slo Baby back ribs

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A killer dry rub and sloooooow cooking at a low temperature make these ribs fall-off-the-bone fantastic. Try his secret BBQ sauce and make enough for the. Baby Back Ribs Smoked On The Weber Kettle. How to Light the Slow 'n Sear for Low and Slow, Roasting, and Searing.

To get started with this recipe, we must first prepare a few ingredients. You can cook low'n'slo baby back ribs using 4 ingredients and 3 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.

The ingredients needed to make Low'n'slo Baby back ribs:
  1. Take SPG (salt pepper and garlic mix)
  2. Get Honey pecan suckledbusters rub (or any sweet rub you like)
  3. Make ready BBQ sauce (again make your own or use whatever)
  4. Prepare Rack ribs

Drain braising liquid from the rib packets into a medium sauce pan. Bring the liquid to a low boil and reduce by at least half or it reaches the consistency of thick syrup. Both baby back ribs and St. Louis-style spareribs require low, slow cooking time to become nice and tender.

Instructions to make Low'n'slo Baby back ribs:
  1. Prep your ribs removing the silver skin and and straggly bits of meat (as they will burn) Sprinkle evenly SPG rub… and I mean evenly.. dont throw it randomly and try doing line by line across the ribs
  2. Heat your BBQ (Kamado Joe here) up to 275F max.and add any smoke wood you want (sweeter the better here) and place on your ribs on the rack for 2 hrs. Smoke the ribs now. Spritz your ribs with apple juice/water/apple cider etc. along the way.
  3. After 2hrs, give another spritz your ribs with apple juice/to make them nice and wet and wrap them. You can use foil or paper or you can just not bother wrapping. The jury if out on best but butchers paper is the middle ground. Cook for another 2 hours, then spritz and add BBQ sauce and smoke for a last 1 hour. 2-2-1. If your ribs arent Baby back do 3-2-1 (3hrs, 2hrs. 1hr)

Both baby back ribs and St. Louis-style spareribs require low, slow cooking time to become nice and tender. When I see them on sale, I buy Long, low & slow heat make ribs fall-apart tender. The secret is found in cooking the ribs LONG, LOW, and SLOW in the oven! When I bite into a "too firm".

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