Clearing out the freezer and smoking up some Baby back ribs. I used Killer hogs AP rub and Killer hogs the Rib rub. Smoked the ribs at 225 degrees for 2 hours using Super Smoke, blend of Traeger Meat Church and Cherry pellets. Bumped up the temperature to 275 degrees and rolled them until the ribs hit 200 degrees internal. No wrap, no sauce.

by Foreign-Bee-8936

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  2. BobbingFourApples

    Why no wrap with sauce and rest at the end?

  3. markbroncco

    Looks pretty good OP! I’m always a sucker for no-sauce ribs, lets the smoke and rubs shine way more. How’d the texture turn out without the wrap?

  4. Hate how all the recipes are 3-2-1s. These are my favorite type of ribs

  5. Dry rubbed is the way to go! I hate ribs that are all good with sauce.

  6. horizon44

    What does “rolled them” mean? Want to try this

  7. Mountaingoater37

    What was your overall cooking time? I’m keen to give these a try, 3-2-1 ribs recipe I’ve done a few times seems to rely too much on the wrap ingredients and sauce at the end. Miss out on the rub and smoke

  8. dancinfunkychicken

    I never sauce mine either. I prefer to lightly dip my ribs in sauce as I eat them. To each their own! Those look perfect!

  9. SpikeLeroy78

    This is how my 16 yr old daughter likes them. Add BBQ sauce when eating. #sauceontheside