These smoked ribs are so delicious using the 3 2 1 ribs method. They literally fall off the bone after being smoked on an electric pellet grill. Smoking ribs doesn’t get easier than this which is perfect for beginners. If you just got a Traeger or are new to smoking meat start with these delicious ribs first! They are prepared with a dry rub, then placed on the smoke, brushed with BBQ sauce and then enjoyed
by you! Want to make ribs on the smoker and not sure where to start? Smoking Ribs can be overwhelming but you’ll want to try this easy and fool-proof way of preparing them. It’s called the 3 2 1 rib method and you’ll get amazing ribs every single time. It’s starts with our homemade Dry Rub for Ribs that we absolutely love! If you are looking to mix up your regular rib flavor you have to try these amazing Honey Mustard Smoked Ribs! I’ll admit that I was a bit nervous about smoking ribs the first time we tried them because I had heard they were hard to make. No worries, my friends, with this method for smoking your ribs you will have tender, juicy ribs every single time. It’s the perfect method if you are nervous like I was! Below we will give you step by step instructions plus tips and tricks so you’ll get the perfect rack of smoked ribs. Ingredients for Smoked Ribs
Essential tools for this recipe – spray bottle to spritz the ribs. What is the 3 2 1 rib method? This is a fool-proof method to cook the most tender, perfectly cooked smoked ribs! Why not 3 2 1 Rib Method? I love this method because it creates fall off the bone tender ribs, but if you are entering a barbecue competition apparently that’s not what you want. For the rib gurus out there the perfect rib is tender and will pull away cleanly from the bone as you bite into it. It should not be so tender it falls off the bone and the bone slide out easily from the meat. Now, for most people, fall of the bones are the best way to enjoy ribs, but you might find 5-10% of people that don’t agree. Are fall off the bone ribs overcooked? Technically yes as we stated above! You really want to be able to chew the meat off the bones. Not completely fall apart. But hey, I’ve made plenty of ribs that fall apart and I’ve never heard anyone complain! Check out the picture above. Here’s an important step to make tender ribs. Before you season the ribs, take a few minutes and pull the silver skin off the back of the ribs. Yes, it’s an extra step and it takes a little effort, but you’ll be really glad you did! Make sure you smoked the ribs with the bone side down. If you smoke the ribs bone side up the juices pool in the concave center of the bones which blocks the smoke from penetrating. How long do ribs take to smoke?This method takes 6 hours to smoke the ribs. Slow and steady is definitely the way to go here! Make sure the thickest part of the rib is at 160 degrees F when measured with a digital thermometer. See? This is what I was talking about! Lip-smacking delicious ribs that are perfectly cooked every time! Whether you’re an old pro with your smoker or a beginner this recipe will never fail. Smoked Side Dishes to serve with Ribs!
Finish it with dessert!
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Finishing Sauce
Remove the Membrane! Check out the picture above. Here’s an important step to make tender ribs. Before you season the ribs, take a few minutes and pull the silver skin off the back of the ribs. Yes, it’s an extra step and it takes a little effort, but you’ll be really glad you did! Bone Side Down Make sure you smoked the ribs with the bone side down. If you smoke the ribs bone side up the juices pool in the concave center of the bones which blocks the smoke from penetrating. Calories: 746kcal (37%), Carbohydrates: 27g (9%), Protein: 36g (72%), Fat: 54g (83%), Saturated Fat: 17g (106%), Trans Fat: 1g, Cholesterol: 182mg (61%), Sodium: 727mg (32%), Potassium: 700mg (20%), Fiber: 1g (4%), Sugar: 23g (26%), Vitamin A: 108IU (2%), Vitamin C: 1mg (1%), Calcium: 59mg (6%), Iron: 3mg (17%) Hi! We are Jason & Julie! We focus on easy, simple recipes that everyone can tackle on their smoker and grills that the entire family will enjoy! Read more... Reader InteractionsHow long does it take to smoke ribs at 225 degrees?Smoke your ribs directly on the racks for 3 hours at 225°F. Remove the ribs from the racks and tightly wrap them in aluminum foil. Before closing the aluminum foil pocket, pour a little apple juice, wine, beer, or any other favorite flavor (about 1/8 of a cup) into the packet to enhance the steam process.
Can I cook ribs in 3 hours on a smoker?For 3-2-1 ribs, that will take around 3 hours. For hot and fast ribs, it'll take just over an hour.
How long does it take to smoke ribs at 250?If you're smoking your ribs at 250 degrees, you'll need to cook them for 3-4 hours. Pork ribs are done when they reach an internal temperature of 145 degrees, beef ribs are done at 160 degrees, and lamb ribs are done at 170 degrees.
Should ribs be smoked at 225 or 250?The ideal temperature for smoking ribs is between 225-250 degrees Fahrenheit. This temperature range will allow the ribs to cook slowly and evenly, resulting in tender and juicy ribs. If the smoker is too hot, the ribs will cook too fast and they will not be as tender.
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