
Learn to prep fall off the bone St. Louis ribs by trimming fat, removing the membrane, applying mustard binder, applying rub, and smoking at 235 degrees.
Apply honey and brown sugar on the meat side down, wrap after two hours and continue cooking until the ribs are fall-off-the-bone tender, then glaze for caramelization and easy slicing.
In this course I'll be teaching you through five lectures how to cook st. Louis-style spare ribs.
I'll start out by talking about different cuts of ribs as well as seasoning ingredients and different techniques of cooking.
We'll be slow smoking these ribs at 235 for a total of four and a half hours.
2 hours unwrapped and then we'll wrap them for 2 hours and put them back on for half an hour. The last 15 minutes of the cook will be applying our barbecue sauce.
This is a very classic way of smoking your ribs. To ensure that they're cooked and fall-off-the-bone ready.
I'll be using a Weber Smokey Mountain 18in smoker. This particular style rib I paid $10 for at Walmart.
Thank you so much for checking out this course if you have any questions leave them in the Q&A and I'll get back to you as soon as possible.
Have a great time cooking!!!