 These yummy ribs were slathered in maple syrup and cider vinegar!
David smoked the St. Louis ribs on the top rack and the babybacks on the shelf below for about 3.5 hours at 215�F.
Then he wrapped them in foil with maple syrup and cider vinegar and smoked for another 1.5-2 hours at 225�F.
David perfected his smoked St. Louis and babyback ribs by finishing them off on a grill.
3-2-1 Ribs by Sodaking27 SmokinTex Forum Top Senior member Sodaking27 spritzes his ribs with cherry coke! "Great day to throw some ribs in the smoker. Removed the sliver skin, rubbed with yellow mustard and applied a coating of rub. Going to throw in a pan of macaroni and cheese later. And the fun begins." See more of his recipe here. Video: Smoked Ribs using the 3-2-1 method by SmokinTex customer Stemfighter. Smoked Pork Loin Back Ribs Recipe Apricot Honey Glaze for Ribs Simply Ribs by Applejack |