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Last night I tried ribs on the grill for a change. I am quite sure that I didn't control the temp very well and cooked them much too high. They pulled back from the bones, but the tip of the bones were blackened slightly. They also were very cheap, so the quality might be suspect. The ribs were tough and very dry. For the last 24 hours I have been using our dust pan for a urinal. I have never had a bad batch of ribs in my smokette. I would, however, appreciate any tips on doing ribs on the grill.
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The last ribs I did were spares and I smoked them till they got almost to temp and then put them on a preheated grill to crisp them up. They were seasoned with the rub that comes with the CS plus a little ground chipotle. I had a warmed bbq sauce I made, to add at the table.

When I used to grill them I found that a few minutes in the microwave on a medium to medium-high setting started to get them cooking and them on the grill they would not need to cook as long, which helped to keep them from drying out.

I know the Microwave thing probably won't go over well here, but it does work. I also will start chicken this way before grilling.

dave
gas grill or charcoal? can only tell you that on a weber kettle, you can get great results. charcoal and wood chunk fires, indirect on the sides, small so that dome temp stays at 225-250, top and bottom vents open (reduce temp when needed with the top vent), use rib rack to get 4-5 racks on grill in the middle. Dry rub night before. cook babies for 2-2.5 hrs, then sauce and cook 30 min more, then foil and put in cooler for 30 min to several hours. spares will take a good 4-5 hrs before saucing.

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