First Time St. Louis Ribs

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Bones816

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May 27, 2018
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East Central Wisconsin
Did 2 racks of St. Louis Pork Ribs today for my mom and dad. Followed a little of the recipe from BBQ Done Right and a little from Traeger site. I trimmed them up some, not as much as the comp recipe (couldn't see wasting the meat!) spread a little mustard on and topped with Jeff's rub. Put them on the Traeger at 225* and let them go. Spritzed with apple juice every 1/2 hour. After 3 hours they were at 165*. Wrapped in foil with butter, brown sugar, honey and some Carolina Vinegar sauce. At 1 1/2 hours they were DONE. Corn and potatoes weren't quite there though so ribs ended up a little done. Glazed with a sauce I made from some Traeger sauces and Devil's Spit. They were seriously fallin' off the bone but awesome!
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Hrm..thought I smelled some thing good outside today in WI..now I know what it is!

When you say Carolina...do you mean just a vinegar base, or the ACV/Mustard base? I'm wondering how the Carolina Mustard style would be on ribs..
 
Looks great. Thanks for the link to the sauce. I’m going to try it
 
Great looking ribs. The BBQ Done Right Competition recipe is the one we use, and it’s a winner!
 
Great looking ribs - wicked pullback and color. There's nothing wrong with FOTB. That's the way our family likes them.

Point for sure.

Chris
 
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