Cliff Bartlett
R.I.P. 5/17/2021
We had a birthday dinner on Saturday for my son and grandson. Decided on baby backs, Campfire Beans, and first of the season corn on the cob. First time I've seen fresh corn in the husks this year. Also did some ABT's to tide everyone over while the ribs finished up. I've posted the Campfire beans a few times so didn't bother with any action shots of that. Here we go.
Earlier in the day I put the ABT's together.

Did a 3, 1, 1/2 cook on the ribs this time. Got the ribs rubbed down with Simply Marvelous Cherry Rub and got them on the WSM at 250. Was out of cherry wood so used pecan for the smoke. Let them run 3 hours untouched.

While the ribs were doing there thing I got the ABT's going on my little WSM. Let them go for about an hour and a half.

We chowed down on these when done.

Popped the lid after 3 hours.

Sauced the racks with Ancho Cherry Sauce and wrapped in two layers of foil.

Foiled ribs on for another hour. In addition to the sauce, also added more rub, brown sugar and honey.

After another hour removed the foil and back on the smoker for 30-35 minutes so the sauce would set.

I'd used my Santa Maria Mod for the beans earlier so I used the remaining coals to roast the corn. This was slathered with Basil-Parmesan Butter. (Recipe is featured in Weber's new book, Weber's Greatest Hits)

Ribs done.

Earlier in the day I put the ABT's together.

Did a 3, 1, 1/2 cook on the ribs this time. Got the ribs rubbed down with Simply Marvelous Cherry Rub and got them on the WSM at 250. Was out of cherry wood so used pecan for the smoke. Let them run 3 hours untouched.

While the ribs were doing there thing I got the ABT's going on my little WSM. Let them go for about an hour and a half.

We chowed down on these when done.

Popped the lid after 3 hours.

Sauced the racks with Ancho Cherry Sauce and wrapped in two layers of foil.

Foiled ribs on for another hour. In addition to the sauce, also added more rub, brown sugar and honey.

After another hour removed the foil and back on the smoker for 30-35 minutes so the sauce would set.

I'd used my Santa Maria Mod for the beans earlier so I used the remaining coals to roast the corn. This was slathered with Basil-Parmesan Butter. (Recipe is featured in Weber's new book, Weber's Greatest Hits)

Ribs done.

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