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I've neer cooked beef ribs before due to all the negative press on this and other forums. But I finally tried some for myself this weekend. And they were fantastic! Sweet, tender, juicy, and beefy.

After buying the ribs at Wal-Mart, I removed the membrane, wet them down with a splash of worcestershire sauce, then applied some rub.

I wound up leaving them in the fridge two nights in a row because something came up. I cooked them at 225 with two chunks of hickory. At 5.5 hours I applied a 50:50 mixture of of sauce and honey. They were done 1 hour later for a total cook time of 6.5 hours.

They rendered a lot of fat, the meat pulled nicely away from the bone, and the meat was very tender--I'd say about perfect.

I'll definitely cook beef ribs again, and hope you'll give them a try if you haven't. Though I suggest looking through the racks available for the meatier ones.
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I guess I'm lucky. In addition to the ribs from the beef they process, the base commissary here sells loin back beef ribs, cut just like the pork baby backs. All the meat is there.

I was able to buy ten two-slab packs that were at their "sell buy" date and had been marked down to a buck a pound. Dipped in Worchestershire and rubbed with Montreal steak seasoning, smoked, cut the slabs in half, and then vacuum sealed.

Ate the last pack this week at work (all by myself. Got some jealous stares from the guys with their baloney or tuna sandwichs, but I don't care. Needed a nap after that much beef ribs though.

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