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

  1. I_Eat_Mop_Who22

    Amazing! Those look awesome. Keep on posting your cooks. Also don’t be afraid to experiment.

  2. for letting them rest in the foil that bark looks legit.

  3. Ok-Extent-9797

    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. 😋

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