Have been doing my ribs 3-2-1 (and similar variations) for a while now… tried my first unwrapped rack today and I’m converted. Wrapping absolutely not worth the effort and honestly these turned out better than almost all of the ribs we’ve done.

Mega tender (could have pushed them a little longer but we prefer some bite over fall off the bone.) also just not pot-roasty at all, much better smoke flavour & bark.

~4.5hrs

125°C

Kirkwood pellets

Mustard binder & HC Sweet BBQ rub (+ coarse black pepper)

Blues Hog Champions Blend BBQ sauce

by camvos

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  2. 61Cometz

    DAMN! That’s a clean drip tray! Mine looks like gunky cast iron. Tray envy…..

  3. 61Cometz

    Nic e! Your ribs do look righteous….nice work.

  4. GreenLooger

    My Traeger 575 blows ash throughout the fire box which coats the food. Yes, I clean and vacuum between each cook. Wrapping the food protects it from the ash. Do others have this same problem?