WilliamD
TVWBB Fan
Last night I was admiring Jim Lampe's High Heat baby Back Ribs Post when my wife stated "I want that"....I said "what a laptop"?...NO Dummy Ribs!!! Soooo 34 degrees out and sunny so I figured...Why Not?
St. Louis Ribs coated first with my All Purpose Rub (Salt, Garlic, Pepper, Oregano & Parsley) Then topped with Killer Hogs BBQ Rub. One rack had an additional Smoking Guns Hot Rub added). Fired Up WSM using scatter method ( I find that easier to control temp during cold weather op's.) and smoked with 4 chunks of Cherry Hung for 2 Hours, wrapped for 1 hour and then unwrapped and put back on for 10 minutes to set glaze. Temps were kept at 275-300 (Weber Temp gauge) and 325-350 Middle section (External BBQ Probe). Used Weber Smoking Rack accessory with hooks from PBC.

The Rub Prep

The Hang

At the 2 Hour Mark ready to Pull for Wrap

Wrapped for 1 Hour

Unwrapped, Sauce Applied and set back on for 5-10 minutes to set glaze

The Finished Product
All The Best and Enjoy Football Night!!!!.....Bill
St. Louis Ribs coated first with my All Purpose Rub (Salt, Garlic, Pepper, Oregano & Parsley) Then topped with Killer Hogs BBQ Rub. One rack had an additional Smoking Guns Hot Rub added). Fired Up WSM using scatter method ( I find that easier to control temp during cold weather op's.) and smoked with 4 chunks of Cherry Hung for 2 Hours, wrapped for 1 hour and then unwrapped and put back on for 10 minutes to set glaze. Temps were kept at 275-300 (Weber Temp gauge) and 325-350 Middle section (External BBQ Probe). Used Weber Smoking Rack accessory with hooks from PBC.

The Rub Prep

The Hang

At the 2 Hour Mark ready to Pull for Wrap

Wrapped for 1 Hour

Unwrapped, Sauce Applied and set back on for 5-10 minutes to set glaze

The Finished Product
All The Best and Enjoy Football Night!!!!.....Bill