Newbie needs advise on ribs

Msmith · June 2004

I bought my large BGE last week. I want to cook ribs this weekend. I only bought 1 accessory, which is the v-rack. Knowing this, what is the best method for cooking the spareribs. By the way, I already have the rub taken care of. I just need to know the best cooking method.[p]Thanks!!

Vegas Slim · June 2004

msmith,
here are just a few of the great sites we always use
http://bbq.yyyz.net/FAQ_Index.asp
http://www.nakedwhiz.com
http://www.tm52.com/bge/

Luvmyegg · June 2004

msmith,[p]My cooking method for baby back ribs is to put your favorite rub on and stand them upright in a rib rack (you can just rest them upright on the V-rack and grill at 250 - 275 for 2 hours indirect with a drip pan underneath. This involves purchasing a platesetter too for indirect cooking. Perhaps you can just make a drip pan out of double thick, heavy duty foil and place it under your V-rack. Then I smear the BBQ sauce on the ribs and wrap them in foil and grill for an additional 1 hour. They are fall off the rib GOOD!! I have also eaten them after the 2 hour grilling without the BBQ sauce. They are fine that way too.

Unknown · June 2004

msmith, Use the JSlot method and you'll never find a need to try those other longer, harder to do methods. I think he has now recommended lowering the temp to 350 and if your doing baby backs maybe check them sooner than spares. See link below...Oh, don't mess with that Vrack for ribs , it's a pain in the but, go to home depot and get a rib rack for 5 bucks and it hold about five halves or more.

[ul][li]JSlots ribs[/ul]

Newbie needs advise on ribs

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