I’m really pleased with how these turned out, especially for a first attempt.
Black pepper and seasoned salt rub, then glazed with Bar-A-BBQ rib glaze. I followed the Chuds BBQ St Louis ribs Weber kettle video method.
Cooked at ~275°F for 3 hours meat side up, an hour and a half membrane side up, then meat side up spritzing with ACV before wrapping with the glaze at 185°F for 30 mins or so up to 200-205°F then rested for 45 mins on the countertop in the wrap. Total time on the Weber was almost exactly 6 hours.
by RVFIO
7 Comments
Amazing! Those look awesome. Keep on posting your cooks. Also don’t be afraid to experiment.
Looks good! Nice job
Well done! Looks amazing.
for letting them rest in the foil that bark looks legit.
Bark is killer
Absolutely mouthwatering!!
I swear by my 50+ year old Weber!
I have a Smoker and a Blackstone.
But the Weber gets used a lot!!
Keep up the great work. 😋
Did you get hooked?? Ribs are my favorite