The Best No Wrap Smoked Ribs | These Are Amazing

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in today's video i'm doing the best no wrap smoked ribs these are amazing hey this is ricer from dead broke barbecue nation and welcome back to the channel but if you're new here we try to help you enhance and amplify your backyard barbecue fun so you might as well subscribe right now and join the dead broke barbecue nation over on facebook now cooking no wrap ribs is still my favorite way but around here we call them eating ribs so grab yourself some st louis ribs carl cause we're gonna amplify some backyard barbecue fun [Music] i removed these st louis style ribs out of the cryovac i went ahead and pulled the membrane and then patted them dry now on the bone side i just used some salt and pepper just to give it a little bit of touch of flavor but you don't want to add any sugar on the bottom of a no wrap rib because that sugar is going to start to burn and it's going to end up getting a little bit darker on that bone side but if you like char throw some sugar up on the bottom of it for the meat side i used some texas rib grind and that is made by my good friend bill over at chicken fried barbecue i'm really excited to try this one out i've heard a lot about it and it's plastered all over the enter zones i'll put a link to his instagram account and you can go ahead and follow him there to cook these best no wrap ribs i'm using my z grills 600 2b3 i'm only doing two racks so i don't need a lot of room and this thing is gonna be perfect now if you remember when i did the burn off i said the controller ran pretty dang good so i'm excited to do these ribs and see how the little z grill does i'm using some z grills cherry pellets for this cook cherry always goes great on ribs open up the lid and we're just gonna feed them right in there level off the hopper and we'll close up the lid this particular model does not have the largest hopper so you might have to check it in about two and a half to three hours on any cook that you do but one hopper should certainly be able to do a couple racks of rips like always open up your lid turn the power on and we're just gonna turn it to smoke now it's only been about a minute and i can already see it starting to smoke in that chamber but we're not gonna close up that lid until it starts burning clean because the gases that are in the initial startup they can ignite and you're going to blow off your lid if you've been watching me long enough you've heard that before but i always tell it to save other people's pits it's burning nice and clean and we're going to close up the lid and preheat it for about 10 minutes and then we'll go ahead slap in these ribs my 10 minute timer went off let's go ahead and rack these up now the fire pot on this model is right here so we want to kind of keep these ribs over to the right hand side now how we put these in is how they're going to cook so i always try to get them squished up a little bit because we want a little bit more meatier bite these aren't the biggest rack of ribs but they're decent same thing with this one we'll get it in here and we want to leave a little bit of room in between them so we get some cooking on the ends and we can get some of that smoke to come up through there i'm only going to run these on smoke for 30 minutes so set a timer and then we'll come back out here and crank it up to 275 degrees my 30 minute timer went off let's go ahead and turn this little z grills up to 275 degrees so we'll just spin it right up and let's go ahead and rotate these 180 degrees and they're actually starting to already develop a little bit of smoke color haven't really firmed up yet so we're going to want to squish these again but seeing that this is such a small pit i want to make sure that these get the same amount of cooking time on each part of this pit because i didn't do an actual like test on the temperatures of it i'm trusting this controller that it's actually cooking at the temperature that i want it to be at that's why i'm setting 30 minute timers so i'm coming out here to make sure that my cook is going right so with that being said i'm gonna set a timer for 30 minutes and then i'm going to come out to make sure that my rub is starting to set and if it is then i'll start spritzing them up a little bit i said two 30-minute timers and then rotated it once but let's go ahead and check to see if our rub is starting to stick that rub is dynamite yeah we're starting to get kind of flexy we got a ways to go but that's pretty good color and we're starting to get a little bit of pullback on them rotate this one here and i'll put this one over to here now the rub is set in certain areas but others it's not so we're going to give it another 30 minutes before we start spritzing them we don't want them to dry out when you're doing a no wrap rib you want them to stay moist but you want that rub to set first i'm two and a half hours into this cook and now it's time we're gonna start spritzing these up i'm using one part barrel aged maple vinegar two parts apple cider vinegar and three parts apple juice now this is just a simple spritz you can do whatever you want this is just one that i typically use check these out now i really like the color now the rub is set i can just tell from touching it there's not a lot of juice build up because every time i went ahead and rotated it i turned them on their side to get a little bit of the juice off so we'll just start adding our spritz we just want to cover them up a little bit don't drown them and now i'm just going to keep on monitoring these until they get probed tender i'm not going to actually monitor with a probe the internal temperature on those ribs but if you are new to this and you need kind of a mark of where they are usually typically done i say look at about 198 degrees and then you have a nice bite off the bone rib i'll bring it back when it's time to check some tenderness i'm just a little over four hours into this cook but these ribs are looking great and the z-girls it ran pretty dang good but there's two things that i noticed number one the grease pail it should be a lot bigger because there was grease running over on the right hand side that the pail isn't catching number two i haven't set it 275 degrees but it consistently ran about 25 degrees hotter and that's not a big deal because i run hot and fast ribs all the time but i think if you own this pit you should throw an ambient temperature probe in there so you have a better idea so you set your controller correctly and this is a great time to give this video a thumbs up and become a subscriber and if you haven't already join the dead broke barbecue nation over on facebook and i want to give a huge thank you to all my patreons for all your support without you i can't do this thanks again so let's suit up and check for some tenderness grab a toothpick or your pro i absolutely love the color that these ribs are developing and they certainly are flexy they're still touching the grate that means that they're going to be done and if you look at the bone side still nice and light start poking it in oh yeah no resistance just like peanut butter these are done so we'll get these out and i'm going to let them rest for a little bit and then we'll push in the cutting board and give them a taste test but before i roll on that cutting board the z grill 600 2b3 is gonna do one more task i don't know if my camera is going to pick this up but that is ice cold yeah he's got to have a cold beer i'll see in a couple minutes these no wrap ribs have rested for about 10 minutes i gotta give them a try slice right across this one now these aren't the biggest and meatiest ribs that you can buy but this is what i could find you can see we got a nice little smoke ring on there they're nice and juicy they got some good glisten to them hope it's showing up on the camera let's take a bite [Music] very good bite off the bone little crispiness on them just like i like and bill you got a fabulous rub right here this texas rib grind is perfect on spare ribs and you can certainly tell bill's a texan because there's some great black pepper in this now no wrap ribs might not be for everybody but i like it when they got that little crispy bark on the outside and the z grills it did a good job on this rib cook if you're looking for a pellet grill that isn't that big and runs good zebra 602 b3 well cheers to you roll the nation [Music] cut right through that bone buddy and cut right through the bone it's awesome this thing's so sharp it cut right through the bone i don't want my glasses on but look at that good knife this thing is way too bright we're so bright i'm gonna have to drop the isos down on every single one of these god darn it i have to drop the highlights down on every single one of them i set my iso wrong [Music] [Music]
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Channel: Dead Broke BBQ
Views: 199,665
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Keywords: bbq, smoked ribs, no wrap ribs, how to smoke ribs, pellet smoker, st. louis style ribs, baby back ribs, spare ribs recipe, bbq ribs, smoking ribs, pellet grill, z grills, z grills pellet smoker, z grills pellet grill, dead broke bbq, Dead broke BBQ Ribs, smoked ribs 3-2-1, smoking ribs pellet smoker, bbq ribs on pellet smoker, bbq ribs mukbang
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Length: 9min 35sec (575 seconds)
Published: Mon Aug 16 2021
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