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How To make Memphis Style Method For Ribs Weber
MEMPHIS STYLE METHOD:
Weber:
: Memphis Style refers to the John Wills method and recipe of John Wills Bar-B-Que Pit, in east Memphis Tennessee. John and his family have provided pork ribs "crunchy brown on the outside and lean white in the middle with a sweet and tangy sauce." Step #1: The Memphis starts with rubbing a spicy dry marinade into the meat before cooking. Step #2: Tending the ribs on a long, low, smokey fire, of white oak or hickory. Basting with a second marinade, turning often on a horizontal rack, every half hour or so. Cook over a (225F) degree, smokey fire. Cooking could take 5 to 9 hours depending on the size of the cooker etc. Stop using the basting sauce about an hour before serving. Step #3: Warm the Memphis sweet sauce and either brush it on during the last 20 minutes of cooking or serve it on the side. Weber Method; See #1 above and then. cook on low indirect fire on a large weber kettle with chunk style charcoal. Use a water filled drip pan under the ribs, a boiling pot of water over the coals. Stand the ribs up on edge in a vertical rack, and try to cook the ribs on a calm day, (wind under 10mph). Cook 5 to 7 hours basting often (every half hour), with the basting sauce, STOP using the basting sauce about an hour before serving. See step #3 above for sweet sauce tips. Mikenote: This recipe along with the following recipes will provide you with the most mouth watering ribs you ever locked a lip on.... : Memphis Style Method : Memphis Style Dry Marinade : Memphis Style Basting Sauce : Memphis Style Sweet BBQ Sauce
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How to Cook Ribs on a Charcoal Grill | Baby Back Ribs on the Weber Kettle Grill
We're doing our very first charcoal grill rib cook on the Weber Kettle Grill! This simple rib recipe is for your everyday, backyard cooks. If you don't own a pellet grill or an offset smoker, that doesn't mean you can't make delicious ribs!
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• French's Mustard
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• Royal Oak Charcoal
• Aluminum Sheet Pan
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• Charcoal Chimney
Ingredients:
• Heath Riles BBQ Hot BBQ Rub
• Heath Riles BQ Honey Rub
• Heath Riles BBQ Sweet BBQ Sauce
• Heath Riles BBQ Butter Bath and Wrap
• French's Mustard
• Prairie Fresh Baby Back Ribs
Directions:
1. Get your grill fired up to 350º. We used a 2-zone fire with a water pan under the cool side of the grill. Light coals in chimney basket and pour into charcoal basket holder. Place wood chips on coals.
2. Skin the membrane and trim ribs.
3. Coat ribs with mustard and season with Heath Riles BBQ Hot BBQ and Honey Rubs.
4. Place ribs on grill for 1 hour. Spin ribs halfway through to avoid ribs cooking too much on one side.
5. After 1 hour, spritz with water and cook for another 30 minutes.
6. After an hour and a half, pull ribs off grill and wrap with Heath Riles BBQ Butter Bath and Wrap.
7. Return to grill for 1 hour or until ribs hit around 203º internal. Spin ribs halfway through to avoid ribs cooking too much on one side.
8. Once they reach the appropriate internal temp, take ribs off the grill and rest for at least 30 minutes.
9. After resting, sauce ribs and return to grill for 10-15 minutes to caramelize.
10. Total cook time of around 3 hours.
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Competition Rib Recipe from Pitmaster Heath Riles
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Pit Master Heath Riles stopped by for this video to show me his secrets to winning rib competitions. Heath has won the Rib Team of the year in the Memphis BBQ Network for the past 4 years; (He’s well on his way to locking up a fifth title) so he knows a little something about cooking ribs. I’m thankful he’s willing to share his technique with us.
Heath cooks Heritage Farms Cheshire Pork in bbq competitions. This meat is known for its’ superior marbling and flavor. The ribs are given a quick trim to remove and excess fat or sinew and he pulls the membrane off the back. For KCBS contest Heath cooks 4-6 slabs of St. Louis cut ribs and for MBN contests he cooks 12 slabs of the loin back ribs which are a Memphis staple.
The ribs get a light coat of yellow mustard; then a generous layer of his Jalapeño Garlic seasoning; followed by medium layers of his signature Pecan and Honey Rubs. The same process is repeated on both sides, and he seasons the ribs about 20 minutes prior to going on the pit.
For this cook Heath used my Trager grill running at 275⁰ with a mixture of Hickory and Cherry pellets for smoke flavor. The ribs go on the grill for about 2- 2 ½ hours or until the rub adheres to the meat and then they’re wrapped.
In the wrap apply a light layer of Honey rub and lay the slab meat side down. Add a touch more Honey rub to the back side and ¾ cup of Heath’s Butter Bath mixture (it’s a powdered form of Brown Sugar, Butter, Honey, and other spices mixed with apple juice). Be sure to double wrap the ribs so the bones don’t poke through the foil.
The ribs go back on the pit for an hour to tenderize and Heath pulls them off the pit when the internal temperature reaches 204 - 208⁰.
He carefully takes the each slab out of the foil wrap and dust the back side with his Sweet Rub and light glaze (1 cup Sweet BBQ Sauce & ½ cup Tangy Vinegar). Then repeats the same process on the meat side.
The ribs go back on the pit for 15-20 minutes to set the glaze and then it’s time to serve them to the judges.
These ribs had a beautiful appearance and perfect texture, but the best part was the flavor.
The rub combination and tangy sweet glaze brought out the richness in the Cheshire Pork. I see why Heath is a rib champion!
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How to Smoke Baby Back Ribs with Melissa Cookston | Pit Boss Grills Recipes
Award-winning Pitmaster Melissa Cookston shows you how to smoke baby back ribs on her Pit Boss Pellet Grill.
In this recipe, Melissa uses her Memphis Dry Rub:
1.5 cups Turbinado Sugar
1/3 cup of Paprika
1/4 cup Chili Powder
1/3 cup Kosher Salt
1 tsp Black Pepper
1 tsp Ground Cumin
2 tsp Dry Mustard
1.5 tsp Cayenne Pepper
2 tbsp Granulated Garlic
1 tbsp Onion Powder
1. Smoke at 250°F for 2 hours.
2. Wrap in tin foil with brown sugar, Memphis Dry Rub applied front and back along with honey and apple juice.
3. Place back on the grill at 250°F for about 2 hours.
4. Ribs are ready when the meat pulls nicely from the bone.
Pork Loin Back Ribs aka Baby Back Ribs are cut above the loin muscle located on the back of the pig. The ribs are shorter and more tender than their spare rib counterparts. People who prefer baby backs also like the thickness of the meat compared to spare ribs. All in all, think of baby backs as short and stocky while spare ribs are long and lean.
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Memphis Style Rib Recipe | Memphis Dry Rub Ribs Recipe
Memphis ribs are some of my favorite ribs. Memphis style Ribs are simple, dry, a little spicy and delicious.
To cook these dry rub ribs yourself, you don’t need to much… just some baby back ribs (in Memphis it’s all about the baby backs – or loin back ribs as they are also called), you need some hickory wood and a paprika-based dry rub.
Before you can start cooking your Memphis Dry Rub Ribs, you need to fist get your baby back ribs and wash them, remove the membrane and get them ready to smoke.
After your ribs are ready, you give them a good dose of a dry rub. You don’t need a binder like mustard or oil to make your rub stick because we are going to let this rub sit on your ribs for several hours.
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After you get your baby back ribs rubbed really good on both sides, you will put them back in the fridge for about 3.5 hours. At the 3.5 hour mark, you will need to get your smoker fired up and pull your ribs out so they can come up to room temp. You always want to make sure your ribs – or any meat you smoke – is at room temp before you place it on the smoker.
I like to cook my Memphis style baby back ribs at 250 degrees. I use a charcoal base to provide my heat source and then I throw in a couple pieces of hickory wood to give me that light, blue smoke I’m shooting for.
Once your smoker has stabilized and your baby back ribs are up to temp, it’s time to put the ribs on the smoker. With this method we don’t wrap our ribs, but we do give them a baste – starting at the 1.5 hour mark and then every 45 minutes – 1 hour after that.
If you keep your heat stable, the smoking process on these Memphis Style dry ribs is really simple. It takes around 4.5 hours to get them perfectly tender where they have a great snap without being over-cooked.
Once your Memphis style ribs have reached the tenderness you are looking for, it’s time for one last step to make these smoked ribs truly a Memphis-Style Rib… You need to give them one last dusting of a paprika-based Memphis dry rub on top right before you serve them.
These Memphis style dry rub ribs are some of the best eating ribs around. You would be proud to serve them to your friends and family.
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Memphis Dry Ribs
Today Dan shows you how to cook moist Memphis style baby back ribs without all the usual saucy suspects.