SAINT LOUIS RIBS 2 WAYS. OLD SCHOOL AND NEW- GLAZED AND HEATED DAY AFTER

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Hawging It

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Good morning to all! Today I'm going to fire up the stick burner with some hickory and throw on some Saint Louis HAWG MEAT with a twist. The wife has been asking me to go old school and smoke a rack like I did many years ago. Of course I said YES! It is very simple. Greek seasoning then hit em with a little Tony's and that's it! Not to much Tony's because of the salt content in it. The other rack will be Malcolm Reed's AP SEASONING and his THE BBQ RUB. My favorite rub. For the first time in many years I did not remove the membrane. I have seen that many folks don't do this on Saint Louis style. Gonna give it a shot for a change. I will add zero additional flavor profiles to the Greek/Tony's rack other than spritzing with apple juice from time to time. On The BBQ Rub rack I will add my normal 6 to 7 additional flavor profiles. I do not wrap ribs. They will smoke at around 250 degrees. When I can lift em and they try to break in the middle, they are done. We don't like fall off the bone ribs. We like to see the solid bite LOL! I will add the final pics later and give you my opinion on the different styles of seasoning. Stay tuned!!

SPARE RIBS.jpg

Spare ribs pre trim.
SAINT LOUIS TRIMMED.jpg

Trimmed to Saint Louis style. Rib tips vac packed for another day. No waste.
SEASONED AND RUBBED.jpg

Old school on the right.
ROLLING .jpg

Rolling
250.jpg

About 250.
NICE PULLBACK AND BARK.jpg

SLICED.jpg
2 ribs.jpg

PINEAPPLE HABANERO GLAZE.jpg

Pineapple Habanero Glaze
BBQ GLAZED.jpg

Homemade BBQ Glaze
 
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Weird....I clicked on the link to the attachment and got a message from SMF that it couldn't be found. Sure am watching though in hopes of seeing the two different approaches....and which your wife likes the best :emoji_wink:

Hopeful,
Robert
 
Weird again. As soon as I hit the send button on the reply above, the pics showed up in their entirety.

It's just a weird day I guess,
Robert
 
Weird....I clicked on the link to the attachment and got a message from SMF that it couldn't be found. Sure am watching though in hopes of seeing the two different approaches....and which your wife likes the best :emoji_wink:

Hopeful,
Robert
I was adding a couple of pics. LOL!
 
St Louis are becoming a favorite around our house. Those look yummy. We don’t add any other flavors till the second day warmup
 
Ours as well. To me I have an easier time smoking them than BB. More consistent cooking time. Just what I have experienced.

The SL are more uniform in thickness so more even cooking. BB always have a thicker and thinner section so basically impossible to get a full even cook.
 
Also they are a firmer meat so more forgiving to over cooking etc...

Dang you, I want some SL Ribs now....and I just consume a couple lamb ribs chops and have 2 beef chucks on the smoker...
 
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