Got this set of baby backs and threw em on at 225 for 2 hours, then wrapped for another 2, finally unwrapped for about an 1.5 hours.

Anyone ever experience a stall on ribs? After I unwrapped them they didn’t rise much if at all, bumped it to 300 for the last half hour and they finally climbed up to 205 roughly.

Used Malcom Reeds TX Brisket and BBQ Rub with mustard as a binder ofcourse. Then glazed with Meat Mitch BBQ sauce during the last hour and a half.

I’d say they came out pretty good, family enjoyed em and they fell right off the bone!

by Dangerous_Artist_597

42 Comments

  1. ExplanationFew8890

    They look great. What equipment are you using? Been doing mine 3/2/1 method on a vertical smoker using chunks and they always turn out good so I never bother to probe them.

  2. Spiritual-Rip-6248

    Looks like rib perfection to me. Wish I could taste test!

  3. Maybe a touch dry, but I mean otherwise fantastic. Great job.

  4. SillyRefrigerator604

    Looks amazing. I literally was considering smoking ribs today. Well you’ve convinced me. 👊

  5. twilight-actual

    How many are left?

    That’s how you know.

  6. rawchallengecone

    What’s a rib stall? Go by feel, homeboy. I literally never temp ribs anymore.

  7. The only mistake I see is ridiculously small batch. Put them next to me, and 90% of your guests won’t have a chance to taste:)

  8. holyoctopus

    Great job, those look delectable. Nothing like some beautiful ribs.

  9. Turbo_911

    You’ll have to send them to me, the whole thing. I’ll let you know how you did!

  10. ace184184

    Now that youve made them w a crutch (wrap) try without wrapping next time. Texture will be better and I promise they will not dry out

  11. zjhart1997

    @Dangerous_Artist_597 on another topic… what kid of knife is that

  12. grumpsuarus

    Yeah that’s happened to me in the last hour. They just weren’t tender yet and cranking it up to 300-325 for another 30 minutes did the trick for me.

  13. Crayshack

    That nice pink ring around the edge is a sure sign you did it right. I’m sure you’ll find ways to improve as you do it more, but that looks damn good.

  14. SuperDigitalGenie

    So when is the restaurant or catering business opening up? No need to be selfish, you’re clearly ahead of the curve lol

    Looks mouth watering!

  15. “How’d I do?”

    Proceeds to show me some of the best looking ribs I’ve ever seen.

  16. everymanawildcat

    Did you wrap at all? Those look amazing, nice work

  17. ROSCOEismyname

    They look great! Couple of notes if you want them. I’d probably go spare ribs. Just more meat for the effort than baby back. Also I’d crank them temp up to at least 250. They’ll be plenty tender, but you don’t need the super low slow to render massive amount of deep fat like a brisket. Finally, your time seems a little short for that low. Could be the smaller cut. As with any BBQ I recommend you go of temp or probe feel over time.

    They look freaking great. Probably waaaaay better than my first ribs. Well done!

  18. legendaryb2217

    👍🕶️🕶️🕶️🕶️🙌👍👍👍👍👋👋👋👋

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