Spare Ribs

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RickNessly

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Dec 8, 2017
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So...I used to make ribs all the time, but lately have been experimenting with other stuff...mainly sous vide and beef ribs and/or chicken thighs and prime rib over the holiday's.

So, tonight my family asked me to make some ribs "like I used to".

240 degrees, Germantown Commissary rub, 4 hours uncovered, 2 hours wrapped. Rest for 30min and then mop with honey. Honey counters the heat and makes the color an amazing reddish/black/brown.

No need for sauce.

I forgot how much I still love ribs.

I still prefer spares to backs all day long...they always turn out.

No before and after's...just after's...
 

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Nice job, they looked to be cooked perfect
 
6 hours total, but the smoker was having trouble getting to 240...windy, winter MN...I usually get them done in about 4-5 hours.
 
They look awesome and probably tasted even better.

I use honey as well but I use it and squeeze butter when I foil them may have to try it after and compare
 
They look awesome and probably tasted even better.

I use honey as well but I use it and squeeze butter when I foil them may have to try it after and compare

I put some butter and apple juice in when I foil them...so, similar to what you're doing. I've never tried the butter/brown sugar in the foil...I've been told that's awesome as well.
 
Perfection! Did not know the Commissary made their own rub. I have eaten at their place in Germantown, TN many times. Ribs, Hot tamales and homemade pies. It is as good as it gets in the Memphis area in my opinion.
 
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It's funny because the rub has a bit of a unique smell that reminds me of the place when you get the ribs going in the smoker...

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