Best way to smoke ribs at 225 with dry rub that's salty and sweet so you don't even need barbecue sauce. What are the best ribs and the trick to get them fall off the bone tender when you're smoking them at home.
Prep Time15 minutesmins
Cook Time1 hourhr
Total Time4 hourshrs15 minutesmins
Course: Entree, Main Course
Cuisine: American
Keyword: barbecue, ribs, smoked
Servings: 6
Author: Justine
Equipment
1 smoker
1 Bowl
Ingredients
1rackribspork baby back is what we use
1cbrown sugar
1/2csugar
1tbspgarlic powder
2tspchili powder
2tsppepper
2tbspsaltkosher salt preferred
2tsppaprika
Instructions
Rinse ribs, pat dry and remove the membrane from the back of the ribs to make them more tender. (instructions for removing membrane link in post)
Mix all spices in a bowl well.
Lay ribs on cutting board and spread rub on the top and bottom getting as thick of a coat on as possible. (can cut rack in half if desired to layer in smoker, that is what we do)
Set smoker to 225 degrees and lay 1/2 rack on top rack and 1/2 rack on lower rack.
Use temp. probe if desired to reach 160 minimum degrees internally, or check after about 4 hours to check. Depending on size of ribs they may take up to 6 hours to look as the picture does with rub caramelizing. Done when meat is pulling away from the bone which means they're done and they will be tender.