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Prepare grillsmokerBig Green Egg to 300-325 degrees. Get smoker ready to cook at 230 degrees.

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Place your ribs on the grill bone side down over indirect heat and let them cook for about and 15 hours.

. January 2006 edited November -1 in EggHead Forum. Wrap ribs in foil or place them in foil pan and cook for 2 hours. Pork Baby Back Ribs on The Big Green Egg.

Close lid and cook 2 more minutes. Set the Egg for indirect cooking at 300 degrees F. Coat the ribs with barbecue sauce and cook for 5.

Close the lid on the Big Green Egg and wait for smoke to develop about 10 to 20 minutes. Let this sit for 30 minutes. True wood coals provide the best flavor but making them defeats the purpose for quick and easy ribs.

If you have a thick rack of ribs this could take much longer. For this cook I used direct heat at 225 with a raised grid and a few chunks of Hickory. Remove ribs from foil and place bone side down on grate for 1 hour.

After 45 hours of cooking the ribs should be nearly done. Two days ago I posted that I had achieved my first decent rack of pork back ribs using direct heat instead of indirect heat andor foiling. Cook for 3 hours at 250 degrees.

Pat on a Rib Rub. Close lid and cook for 45 minutes to 1 hour on the foil until done through or when ribs are fork tender. Rub both sides of the ribs with the rub.

Serve your pork ribs with your favorite slaw. Grilling on the EGG only requires a few accessories and you will become an expert before you. It is the ultimate versatile grill and smoker- the ceramic nature helps regulate the temperature.

Place ribs back on grid and cook for 3 hours. Optional -With 30 minutes remaining baste with Sweet Baby Rays Barbecue Sauce. Prepare The Big Green Egg.

Smear on some yellow mustard. Cover entirely in a very very thin coating of mustard. Brush with sauce if desired and serve.

This is the stage where you can choose what timing not only works best for your schedule but gives you your preferred results. I did another test cook this morning using the same direct method and the ribs came out great again. It gives meat fish poultry and other ingredients a unique flavour and makes it delightfully crisp on the outside and tender and juicy on the inside.

Place food grid on legs. This is the lazy method after all. Coat the ribs with barbecue sauce and cook for 5.

Direct grilling is one of the most popular cooking techniques for the Big Green Egg. The wood will help create the smoke that you need later when cooking. Combine the rub ingredients in a mixing dish.

Cook for another hour. Baby Back Ribs Big Green Egg Direct Heat. No need to complicate things to have great ribs.

Remove the membrane from ribs and apply seasoning to both sides. Cover entirely in a very very thin coating of mustard. Stabilize your Big Green Egg between 225 250F then put the ribs on when you see Sweet Blue Smoke for 45 hours with the dome closed and no peeking.

Place ribs in a roast rack bone side down and cook for one hour. Light coat of mustard then Jeffs original rub purchase recipes here on both sides. Close lid and cook 1 hour.

Place heavy duty aluminum foil on grill grate. Load up the Big Green Egg firebox with enough charcoal and put 3 to 4 chunks of wood on the top. Remove ribs and set the Egg up for direct heat at 350 degrees.

For me on my personal cooker the Big Green Egg I cook them indirect at 250F for about 35-4 hours. This method is how I will be doing all of my future rib. Place ribs directly on grate boney side down for 2 hours.

Heres a brief recap on why everything is great on the BGE including Pork Ribs. The Big Green Egg is a ceramic smoker that can sear at high temperatures but also do a great job at low and slow. Use your favorite dry rub and apply a nice even layer to the bottom sides and lastly to the top of your ribs.

A large chimney full of briquettes will last the entire hour while the same amount of lump. Turbo Baby Back Ribs on the Big Green Egg. Smoke ribs bone side down no flip for 1 hour and 40 minutes no peeking.

Let this sit for 30 minutes. Reduce heat to 250F and add the plate setter with legs up. Heat the Egg to 350 indirect.

During this first stage we like to cook the ribs with a good clean smoke until they are well browned and caramelized. This is the lazy method after all. Remove ribs and wrap in heavy-duty aluminum foil.

Pork Baby Back Ribs on The Big Green Egg Back to Recipes. Preheat the Big Green Egg to 225-275F and soak the wood chips in water for 30 minutes. Place the ribs back in the rib rack and cook uncovered for 1-12 to 2 hours.

Place ribs meaty side up. Set the temperature to 225 degrees Fahrenheit and then close the lid. Cook for 2 minutes turn ribs.

Place heavy duty aluminum foil on grill grate. Low and slow and a good rub make for great ribs. Return to food grid.

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