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How do you cook BBQ ribs on a charcoal grill kettle?
I have a weber.
Cooking Competition Quality Ribs in your backyard Learn how to slow smoke the best ribs you've ever put your lips. This is the way the cook in the circuit of competition BBQ. Contest BBQ is better than anything you can get at any restaurant. Prepare your grill ... Almost everybody has a Weber kettle charcoal grill in backyard. Is smoking some pretty good ribs on these things. Here's how to set it to "Smoking compensated" and not the grid ... I simply open by making two piles of charcoal briquettes on opposite sides of the grid (the center). Make sure your vents on the bottom of the grid are open and not clogged with ashes. Then my jet lighter fluid of the briquettes and light them. Start soaking your wood chips at least an hour before you need them. I make sure that the charcoal is white before you start smoking for all the lighter fluid has burnt out and not give your meat a taste liquid lighter. To use a charcoal chimney to start the coal, is good too - some people hate using lighter fluid. Only a coal dump white vegetable of the chimney on opposite sides of the grill when ready. You can place a disposable aluminum pan between piles of coal and fill with about an inch of hot water or beer if desired. Prepare the ribs ... You can buy pork chops or what is called loin back ribs (also called St. Louis cut). If you buy the large ribs, cut the leftover breast meat of the ribs in the joint. Then cut the meat skirt. Do not discard the packaging - can be separate cook and eat it too. You also want to pull the membrane from the back of the ribs. If desired, you can put your favorite dry rub on both sides the ribs at this time. I prefer the natural flavor of smoked meat with a little barbecue sauce, so do not apply any rub or any other seasonings before smoking. Let's start smoking ... When you are ready to start smoking, place your grid in the grid so that the holes near the handles are above piles of coal. In this way, you can add charcoal as needed to maintain its heat. Some newer models have hinged grates for this purpose. Now all you do is put the meat in the center of the grid - far from the heaps of coal. When I smoke ribs, I use a rib rack on top of the grill. Weber makes a good rib cage and you can get one at any good store that sells Weber grills. Place the cuttings into anything directly on the coals. Add some soaked mesquite chips directly on the coals and close the lid (do not overdo the mesquite chips - mesquite imparts a strong smoked flavor so a little goes a long way). Feel free to use soaked hickory, pecan, oak, apple, or any other "flavor" of wood chips to suit your palate. Personally, I like I feel mesquite smoke flavor is the only thing that is not covered by the sauce. If done well, is not overwhelming, but you can still taste that delicious smoke flavor. Open holes ventilation at the top to the end and insert a thermometer through one of the vents. This is important! I use one of those candy / deep style thermometers fry clip and long stem on it. It is important to measure the temperature as close to meat as possible. Smoke the ribs at 230 to 240 degrees F. If the temperature is too high (about 300 degrees) during the first 30 minutes, do not worry too much. If it gets any hotter than 300 degrees and then crack the lid a bit to let some heat escape. When the temperature gets too low, just open the lid and stir in a few new briquettes and / or soaked wood chips. Try to stay ahead of the game "as far as heat is concerned because it is easier to cool a hot smoker than it is to go up again if the fire temperature off. Cook the ribs for 3 hours. Do not open the lid unless absolutely necessary - remember, "If you're looking for, is cooking." While adding charcoal, you can also spray the ribs with apple juice to keep them moist. After 3 hours, take the ribs off and wrap in aluminum foil and return to grill for another hour. Ready for glazing ... After an hour in the road, take the ribs of the leaf and put it back into the grid. You know his ribs are doing when the meat is pulling away from the bone - this is a sure sign that your ribs are doing. Maybe gently tug on one of the bones to see if it is "loose." Also ... if you lift one end of a slab with a pair of tweezers and curved slab of 90 ° downward, then that is another sign his ribs are doing. After removing from the foil, apply your favorite BBQ sauce and glaze the ribs for an hour. You can cut your barbecue sauce with honey to make a sweet glaze if that's what you like. Apply your glaze to both sides and lid after 15 minutes and reapply glaze after 15 minutes each. After an hour glass, let your ribs rest for at least 15 minutes and then cut between each bone
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