CCRyder's Cider-Smoked Ribs
Wood-smoked baby back ribs.
Wood-smoked baby back ribs.
Made as written except that I used St. Louis style ribs and I omitted step 5. We like our sauce on the side instead of smothered on the meat. These turned out really good but I would leave out the nutmeg and allspice next time. I happened to have all of the spices on hand but if you didn't and had to go buy them all it would cost you a small fortune. I also found that these needed way more than 3 1/2 hours. Plan on at least 5. After I smoked for 2 hours in the vinegar I put the ribs back in the smoker uncovered for a couple more hours to get a nice bark on them and it was in those last 2 hours when they became fall off the bone tender.
Read MoreMade as written except that I used St. Louis style ribs and I omitted step 5. We like our sauce on the side instead of smothered on the meat. These turned out really good but I would leave out the nutmeg and allspice next time. I happened to have all of the spices on hand but if you didn't and had to go buy them all it would cost you a small fortune. I also found that these needed way more than 3 1/2 hours. Plan on at least 5. After I smoked for 2 hours in the vinegar I put the ribs back in the smoker uncovered for a couple more hours to get a nice bark on them and it was in those last 2 hours when they became fall off the bone tender.
I change up the seasoning at times more sugar but this a great rub for long slow smoking. This is my go to every day rub for thin pork chops, beef ribs , spare ribs and butts.
Great recipe. These are fall-off-the-bone ribs. I reduced the spice, but that's all personal preference. The recipe is awesome!
Will definitely make them again
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