Linda took some pictures as I prepared 8 slabs of ribs for the neighbors birthday party.

First, I trimmed the extra meat at the "knuckle" to create a St. Louis cut.
Then I removed the membrane. Some people leave it on, but it makes the ribs tough to chew.

Next, I sprinkle the ribs with the "secret" dry rub. In this case, I used my "Southern Rub" that I originally developed for brisket.

And finally, I cooked them in my red bbq smoker for 5 1/2 hours.
4 comments:
That is one hell of a sweet smoker! I spent the day helping my buddy who bought his first smoker Thursday (a used SnP offset for $40) put together a meal for his party tonight. It was his second time cutting ribs to st louis style....I wish he had waited: x they were butchered to way too small. Oh well, he'll learn!
Good stuff!!!!
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