These aren’t the ribs I usually make, but I loved them! Juicy, sweet, fall off the bone tender, these Honey Pineapple Baby Back Ribs were a welcome surprise.
Honey Pineapple Glaze
20 oz can of Crushed Pineapple
10 oz BBQ Sauce
8 oz Honey
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hello everyone and welcome back today we’re going to be doing some baby back ribs out on the Weber kettle and when I say today I actually mean today I’m not going to season the day before and then let it soak in overnight no we’re going to season these baby backs right now get them out to the grill get them smoked up and we’re also going to put a terrific glaze on them so let’s get these rubbed up but first now maybe this is just me and my old eyesight but I was ready to remove the membrane off this is that membrane there I mean to me it looks like it’s already gone I mean if it is there it is so thin but I’m not going to bother with it if it is that thin so we’re just going to go ahead and season these up we’ve got good surface moisture don’t need a binder and the rub I’m using today is from sharp Gourmet barbecue their California rub get a little bit on the back side here now this is a good very Savory rub which is a good thing because the glaze we’re going to be putting on is pretty darn [Music] sweet all right I am happy with that those are looking good let’s go ahead and get our glaze ready now I’m making more of this glaze or sauce whatever you want to call it than I’m going to need for this one cook and that’s great and just store in the refrigerator for few days and it’s just fantastic to go on ribs chicken anything like that now we’re starting with a 20 o can of crushed pineapple that has the pineapple juice with it [Music] still to this we’re going to add about 10 oz of barbecue sauce just pick your favorite barbecue sauce does not have to be an expensive one I’m just using a craft barbecue sauce here that’s usually about half a bottle this size finally we’re going to do about 8 O of [Music] honey and I’m just going to get in here with my little whisk and work this together it’s going to take a little bit that honey is pretty thick got to slowly incorporate it here and then you can kind of speed up once it starts getting in there this is a nice chunky sweet glaze that’s going to go in our ribs we’ll be putting some on when it’s time to wrap them and then at the end [Music] too all right I’m going to pop a lid on this and it’s going to go in the refrigerator while we head out to the grill to get our ribs [Music] going all right the Weber kettle is up to Temp my Target today is 250° as you saw I have a water pen in there that I added some water to and I’m using the mallerie firewall and the mallerie cast iron grate so let’s go ahead and get these baby backs on get some Peachwood in here for smoke today all right let’s get our lid on get smoking and we’re going to come back in about an hour see if we need to Spritz we’re probably not going to wrap until the 2 to three hour mark but we’ll check it see how it’s doing see you back here in about an [Music] hour all right we’re at the 1 hour mark the temperature’s been holding really steady right at 250 on the kettle so let’s go ahead and check our ribs see if we need to Spritz them tell you those are smelling great already ready but I do see a little dryness here so we are going to go ahead and Spritz and I’m just going to use plain water it’s something I do almost all the time because I really I’m just trying to bring moisture here not trying to add any other flavor cuz we’re going to have that [Music] glaze see if we have any more life left in this piece what if not I may add another got a little bit going all right we’re going to get the lid back on let these go and come back in another hour and checkup all right we are at the 2hour Mark the wind is kicked up it’s getting chilly and I’m guessing it’s going to be time to wrap these but let’s take a look so looking really good just minimal pullback on the bones here but really good color it’s time to wrap these and I’m going to double wrap these in foil and once we get it in the foil that’s when we’re going to put our first bit of our glaze on oh this is going to be [Music] good just going to brush this around gently [Music] here just want to add a little bit of water to our foil our spritzing [Music] liquid back on the grill and I’m going to let that go for 2 hours before we unwrap it and at that point my plan is depending on the tenderness what I’d like to do is take it out of the foil get it back on the grill with a little more sauce on the surface to let it sort of finish up maybe for 30 minutes to an hour it’ll just depend on how tender it is so I’ll see you back here in a couple hours all right our baby backs have been in foil for 2 hours hours let’s open them up and see how they’re doing just going to open them right on the grill [Music] here we have a nice pullback on the bones right here what I’m going to do is lift the foil out of here and then lift the ribs back onto the grill and give it a little bit more of that glaze just a little bit more of our glaze here we’ve got a lot still on the surface of those pineapple chunks oh this smells so good it was a challenge to lift that off without this falling apart it’s feeling very very tender I’m not even going to bother probing it we’re just going to give it probably another 30 minutes on the grill here to set up this glaze a little bit did another piece of our wood in here for a little more smoke at the end all right we’re going to get the lid on and let these go for about 30 minutes then they will be done see you back here in 30 minutes all right we’ve been going another 30 minutes let’s take a look at our ribs and get them off of [Music] here wow with that pineapple on there I could not have asked for better looking ribs all right let’s get these off here get them inside and have a [Music] taste well I don’t know if you noticed when I was lifting the ribs off of the grill out there a few minutes ago they actually started to separate in the middle here now if you’ve watched enough of my videos you know that I’m not the biggest fan of fall off the bone ribs I don’t hate them I do like them but I prefer a little bit of bite I think these are going to be closer to fall off the bone but we’ll see so I’m actually going to go let’s see I don’t want to turn them over because I think they will just fall apart so I’m going to try and go right here yeah these are definitely fall off the bone ribs oh my goodness I’m not going to fight it here we go look at this yeah these are fall off the bone I there was a bone there it just decided to stay behind so we’re going to go for a taste of this right here let’s see that is a tasty juicy sticky sweet rib oh man this is good I’m not saying I’m converted in my preference for bite off the bone rather than fall off the bone but I don’t know these are pretty darn [Music] [Laughter] good
30 Comments
Hey, love the video. Hope all is well.
Looks fantastic Ry! You've given me another great idea to try. I may add some fresh chili's to the glaze for some extra pop. Have a good day!
I like the pineapple idea… then I got to thinking… how about applesauce instead? I may have to try that.
Sooooo delicious 👍
Great video Ry! Like the idea of using canned fruit. I've been using peach, apricot or orange marmalade/preserves with BBQ sauce. The ribs always turn out great, and the favor of the sauce doesn't over power
Mention pineapple and I’m gone!
Yum!
Another awesome video. I'm gonna give this a shot but I'll be using my slow n sear on my Weber kettle. Hope it turns out as good as yours!
Ry, the Bob Ross of Bbq❤❤
My mouth is watering! Great job Ry!
Holy ! Awesome Ry ! I'm doing this on my Weber tomorrow afternoon ! This looks fantastic. Pineapple and Pig are a smoking combo !
I'm definitely a fall off the bone person, in my opinion the perfect tenderness is to where you have to use the slightest effort possible to pull the meat away from bone. Your cook on these ribs to me was perfect. Looked delicious, definitely going to try this cook.
Nice video as always enjoyed watching.
Each rib has 2 membranes, looks like the outer membrane was taken off just inner membrane still on.
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Absolutely over Cooked.. 🙏
Those ribs look amazing. Cheers, Ry! 👍🏻👍🏻✌️
Being a 🐝keeper I love this recipe – will try soon
Perfect.
They looked amazing. I will try them next time. That glaze on chicken would be great. Hint for next video.
Bite off…Fall off…YES!!
Thank You sir 👍
maybe 1 hour in the foil woulda been a better idea , ribs are tricky at times
Gonna give it a shot tomorrow. Looks amazing!!!
Glaze looks awesome Ry. Will try with spareribs
Is the glaze cold or room temp when you wrap?
Hi Ry,
Great looking ribs! I have a question, how many chucks of wood (hickory) on average do you use when smoking baby back ribs on the Weber kettle? That is, to keep them from getting too dark but getting a nice smokey flavor.
Thanks!
Pine apple juice work on top of the ribs
Ry I love the channel,and have been following since you started. Could you bbq a Turkey meatloaf recipe using all ground white meat but making it succulent? Something Teriyaki? Thanks
The acid from the pineapple definitely helped cook the ribs faster and made it fall apart. That's why it separated already before done cooking. Maybe if you put brown sugar with that rub to slow down the process? Or wait to put the glaze on at the end?