Rich Dahl
R.I.P. 7/21/2024
Tried a new way to do Baby Backs with high heat that Jim Lampe showed us and also a trick technique that Bill Schultz used by leaving the membrane on during the cook.
Started out with some Baby Backs seasoned with Penzeys BBQ 3000.
Next a full chimney of lit KBB set up for indirect on the performer used Peach and Cherry for the smoke.
Ribs on at about 400 dome temp.
After 20 minutes just before the flip which went 20 minutes more
Removed for foiling and this is when the membrane was removed.
Came off easily. Back on foiled with apple juice and brown sugar for 30 minutes.
Out of the foil back on for 15 minutes then sauced with Stubb’s Honey Pecan on for another 15 minutes to set the sauce.
Ribs came out great, moist and tender with a light smoky flavor, the best I’ve ever done. I think leaving the membrane on during the first 40 minutes really helped keep the ribs from drying out. This will be my way of doing Baby Backs from now on.
Total cook time about 1:40
Oh and Barb made a Peach, blueberry desert in a ramekin with a pastry topping with some butter pecan ice cream, yum! Barb will be posting this recipe if you’re interested.
Thanks to Jim Lampe and Bill Schultz for yet again showing innovative ways of doing the things we all take for granted.
Started out with some Baby Backs seasoned with Penzeys BBQ 3000.
Next a full chimney of lit KBB set up for indirect on the performer used Peach and Cherry for the smoke.

Ribs on at about 400 dome temp.

After 20 minutes just before the flip which went 20 minutes more

Removed for foiling and this is when the membrane was removed.
Came off easily. Back on foiled with apple juice and brown sugar for 30 minutes.


Out of the foil back on for 15 minutes then sauced with Stubb’s Honey Pecan on for another 15 minutes to set the sauce.

Ribs came out great, moist and tender with a light smoky flavor, the best I’ve ever done. I think leaving the membrane on during the first 40 minutes really helped keep the ribs from drying out. This will be my way of doing Baby Backs from now on.



Total cook time about 1:40
Oh and Barb made a Peach, blueberry desert in a ramekin with a pastry topping with some butter pecan ice cream, yum! Barb will be posting this recipe if you’re interested.

Thanks to Jim Lampe and Bill Schultz for yet again showing innovative ways of doing the things we all take for granted.