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Sausage Seasoned Ribs Country Sausage Seasoning on a rib is mighty delicious. I’ve used my sausage seasoning on pork butts but never tried it as a rib rub until now. But let me tell you it’s good! The perfect blend of peppers, salt, herbs, and a little brown sugar creates a savory bark with a touch of bite that has …
Sweet & Spicy Honey Chipotle Ribs Recipe WHAT MALCOM USED IN THIS RECIPE: – Killer Hogs Hot Sauce – Heath Riles Honey Chipotle Rub – Royal Oak Tumbleweed Fire Starters – Mike’s Hot Honey – Killer Hogs Vinegar Sauce – Thermoworks Thermapen – Basting Brush You don’t need a fancy cooker to smoke ribs – you can do it on …
Apple Pie Ribs Recipe I’m kicking off a soon-to-be, new, 4th of July tradition with this rib recipe (At least at my house!). I call it my “American as Apple Pie Ribs” and it’s a winner! First I start out with a couple racks of spare ribs trimmed down to St. Louis cut. The membrane is removed from the back …
Competition Rib Recipe with Heath Riles Pit Master Heath Riles from Heath Riles BBQ 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 MBN Competition BBQ Circuit for the past 4 years; (He’s well on his way to locking up a fifth title) so …
Jack Daniels Ribs Recipe I don’t know if there is a better way to celebrate Labor Day than with some Jack Daniels Ribs! Jacks Daniels Whiskey really has a nice caramel, sweet, oaky flavor that works great in a BBQ Sauce – and when glazed on a couple slabs of ribs, you have some dynamite BBQ folks will rave about. …
When you hear the word “Ribs” chances are you immediately think of a big slab of Spare or Loin Back ribs, smoked to sweet perfection. Today I want to share with you another type of rib… Country Style. In the competitive BBQ world we’re not allowed to turn in country style ribs, but don’t let that stop you from knowing …
When I’m cooking competition bbq, you better believe I’m using aluminum foil. Call it the “Texas Crutch”, call it cheating, call it whatever you want; but I’m a wrapper. Here’s why: It prevents the meat from absorbing too much smoke so it doesn’t turn out bitter and It keeps the meat nice and moist, so it comes out really tender …