Mike Leiter
TVWBB Pro
Picked up some ribs today and instead of rubbing and smoking dry I decided to try a twist.
Cooked on smoker for 3 hrs at 260 at the grate
Pulled them off and drizzled Agave all over them, brown sugar, 1 tsp or so butter and 2 Tbs of apple juice and wrapped them up in foil for 2 more hrs.
Pulled and they were nice and caramelized already but threw some homemade rib sauce on and put them back on grate for 40 minutes.
These had to be some of the most tender and sweet and tangy ribs I have made to date. You can see the juice in the first pic coming out of them.I really believe adding some stuff to the foil and then lightly coating with sauce for the last part sealed the deal. I have always finished them dry but the family loved it this way and there were no leftovers on all 4 racks I ended up doing. 1 rack is not in this group pic as I was doing them a different way for friend with no rub and mostly his sauce the whole time.
Straight out of foil wrap phase
After sauce cooked on a bit and ready for the table.
Cooked on smoker for 3 hrs at 260 at the grate
Pulled them off and drizzled Agave all over them, brown sugar, 1 tsp or so butter and 2 Tbs of apple juice and wrapped them up in foil for 2 more hrs.
Pulled and they were nice and caramelized already but threw some homemade rib sauce on and put them back on grate for 40 minutes.
These had to be some of the most tender and sweet and tangy ribs I have made to date. You can see the juice in the first pic coming out of them.I really believe adding some stuff to the foil and then lightly coating with sauce for the last part sealed the deal. I have always finished them dry but the family loved it this way and there were no leftovers on all 4 racks I ended up doing. 1 rack is not in this group pic as I was doing them a different way for friend with no rub and mostly his sauce the whole time.
Straight out of foil wrap phase

After sauce cooked on a bit and ready for the table.
