
For years, I have attempted to make good ribs on the weber. Sometimes it turns out just right. Sometimes guests are over and the ribs aren’t ready on time. Sometimes, I am good with the hours-long ritual of watching over the smoky grill.
I have been to see my buddy a couple times and he does ribs that are boiled first, then go to the grill. They turn out really nice.
I have never attempted to learn this method. The time is now.
What others are saying:
What we did:
Removed the membrane from the ribs, then cut them up.
A whole bulb of garlic, two whole jalapeños. Some cracked, black pepper. Half cup sugar. Half cup salt.
Left the ribs in for no more than 30 mins. Removed ribs and placed in the refrigerator overnight.
Slow ‘n Sear water bath separates the hot and cold sides of the grill.
Add some wood chunks to the charcoal when you dump the chimney.
Add about a quart of hot tap water. Do not fill all the way or it will slop on the coals when you wire brush the grill. Check water level and add more when needed when turning the meat.
Our mobile BBQ workstation:
Added sauce a couple of times.
Vegan Compromise
Two person household. My wife is vegan/plant based. She works with plant based recipes and cooking all year. She made the slaw and pasta below. She makes the best slaw dressing I have ever tasted.
My loving wife assisted with all phases of this project. It was a fun time for us. She is an expert in the kitchen.
