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first ribs

DagoChef
DagoChef Posts: 1
edited November -0001 in EggHead Forum
hey guys, i live in south mississippi and am cooking for the second time on the BGE. I'm cooking ribs. any pointers? please share.

st louis style
local rub

thanks

ps. this is my first post.

Comments

  • vidalia1
    vidalia1 Posts: 7,092
    Rub ribs with your favorite rub
    Preheat BGE to 300 degrees with platesetter legs up & a drip pan

    Put ribs on BGE bone side down and cook for 2 hours at 300 degrees (no peaking)

    Take ribs off BGE and wrap in HD aluminum foil with melted butter, brown sugar & honey on both sides of the ribs..wrap tightly in foil

    place the wrapped ribs back on the BGE for 1 hour to 1 1/2 hours meat side down at 300 degrees until the wrapped ribs fold like an accordion when you pick them up

    Unwrap ribs (be careful of the juice) and put back on the BGE direct for 10 minutes with your favorite sauce...keep the BGE at 250-300 during the last part of direct cooking

    you will want to slap yo mamma they will be soooo good...

    oh yeah prep the ribs by pulling the membranes off the back of the rib
  • ...And do babybacks as they are easier to start with. Go to BJs or Costco and get 3 in a pack for about $21.
  • vidalia1
    vidalia1 Posts: 7,092
    I disagree with Bob...St Louis style are meatier and easier to work and cheaper IMHO...if you cook them the way I mentioned above they will be delicious...of course I never turn down a baby back if you are offering... :cheer: