The Perfect Smoked Barbeque Rib – Tips & Techniques You Need To Know
An in-depth conversation on cooking ribs. What you require to think about when purchasing ribs, trimming ribs, seasoning ribs, the smoking process, holding ribs and that final and crucial completing the Perfect smoked barbeque Rib
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WHAT MALCOM USED IN THIS DISH:
– Killer Hogs Hot Rub
– Killer Hogs TX Brisket Rub
– Killer Hogs AP Seasoning
– Thermoworks Thermapen
– barbeque Gloves –
Mark Williams from Swine Life barbeque checks out the Smokehouse to talk everything about Ribs. We review every choice a pitmaster requires to think about when cooking ribs. Everything from meat choice, to seasonings, to fire management, to wrapping ribs to ending up ribs.
Since we believe there isn't any one dish that will create the very best ribs. All of it boils down what you like, what you desire and the understanding you need to prepare ideal, juicy, scrumptious Smoked barbeque Ribs each and every time.
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I would watch this man talk about and cook, ANYTHING.
SERIOUSLY 👍😎
Straight up🙂😎
Ditto…Save a seat and a cold beer for me.
Yep. Been a huge fan of Malcolm and his videos for many years. No gimmicks, no drama, no goofy fake accents or costumes. Just straight up sharing of knowledge gained from years of experience. Can’t beat that.
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Awesome seeing Mark rocking the Cleetus hat!!
My very first racks of ribs actually came out pretty good. Now to put context to that, I only started less than a year ago and I had researched cooking methods to death including watching every Malcom Reed rib video.
Same… except a little longer but first brisket turned out great, first racks turned out great, first pulled pork, etc… I researched the hell out of everything then found my favorites, Malcom was ribs and pork butt and ATBBQ was brisket. Went by the book for the first couple times and they were great.
You are keying into what makes a real pit boss ( we know we will never be masters ). It is the pursuit of knowledge that just happens to be edible and delicious. I love to learn, I love to apply that knowledge, the eating it almost becomes a byproduct. I’ve been smoking meats of a offset stick burner for 20+ years. I can make ribs 50 different ways, so why am I here? TO LEARN!!! Love it and Malcolm is the man.
This is the single most in-depth rib video I’ve ever watched. I can’t believe I haven’t been resting my ribs long enough. Now I need to get some more ribs from Chesire.
I am sure its covered but half to a third the time its cooked is the ideal rest time.
@Bushlore1 For some reason I just thought ribs were an exception. I always rest my beef ribs though so it makes sense.
These two gentlemen’s just made me realize that I suck at cooking ribs… take me to school lol and thanks for this video.
Thank you Mark & Malcolm, I appreciate taking the time to get more in depth about the most important parts of a successful cook.
Two of my favorite BBQ masters… I love both your styles. And I think you hit the nail on the head when you said not to complicate things.
Two of my favorite bbq cooks talking ribs, what an end to a Friday. Did myself some TX ribs last weekend on the pellet grill because I was too lazy to start a fire.😊
Thank you for sharing this info. I have been really getting into bar-b-queing for the last 3 years and this video finally answers all of my questions. You guys rock.
Gentlemen, if I may speak for all of us, thank you for one of the most informative and insightful BBQ videos in a loooong time. Y’all are the real MVPs.
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I’ve actually used duck fat as a binder before. It does something magical!
I’m not familiar with Mark, but he definitely knows what he’s doing, and I learned some great tips from him in this video. Malcolm is my tried and true trusted source for grilling. He single-handedly took my skills to the next level. I absolutely loved hearing these pros discuss their techniques! I took a lot with me from 5his video!
My comp ribs usually run 2:45
Consummate professionals, best video about ribs on YouTube. Thanks gents, it really helps the rest of us who are wanting to take our game to the next level.
I been a pit master for over 30yrs and I have applied many many many methods to Bbq Ribs , both these fellas can be helpful to amateurs out here 😊😊😊🎉🎉🎉
These two dude help me smoke turkey multiple times a year and they always turn out perfect. Thank you guys for making these videos I’ve learned so much from you both!
Having a cleetus hat on validates this guy for me.
I never take the membrane off, i like the taste, i like that it keeps your ribs together and you can score them open if your worried about flavor “getting through”
I like this concept of two guys chopping it up conversation type like tutorial, tips and suggestions its like we’re a fly on the wall
I’m a car guy cool seeing Cletus hat!! But for a rookie this video is a knowledge bomb. It would take ten videos from anyone else to cover that much and break it down so well. Thank you both for your time and creation of this videos for us all to step our games up!!