Beef Short Ribs Smoked On The Weber Kettle


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Beef Short Ribs are basically Brisket On A Stick when smoked to a state of tenderness. Using the Weber Kettle and some Olive Wood, I smoke up some …

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  1. cnbb.q #flameon!
    cnbb.q #flameon! says:

    Nice one man. I usually get the whole rack bout 4 ribs or what we call here a jacobs ladder with bout 10 or so. Put a fair amount of rub on there and go for 3 nd a half hours on 225, wrap em for anout 1 and a half and finish them without wrap for bout and half hour brushing on some glaze or bbq sauce. Real good!

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  2. Randy R
    Randy R says:

    Dude I need you for neighbor that looks so dam good, I’m cooking a Chuck roast and some short ribs today on my pellet grill, I hope it turns out like yours. Thanks for some tips I in joy your videos.

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  3. kyle grate
    kyle grate says:

    Those look amazing Ry! I made Mississippi Pot Roast last night in the crock pot. It was mind blowing. Maybe make one where you smoke it first and then slow cook it cover. Oh momma

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  4. Stephen n Jacklyn
    Stephen n Jacklyn says:

    Dang Ry!…. those are some mighty fine looking Beef Short Ribs love the smoke ring. Great content as always buddy and big CONGRATULATIONS to you on your 100k Subscribers well deserved. Have a wonderful week you and your family.

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  5. Tacco Nachos
    Tacco Nachos says:

    Looking killer. Nice individual portions instead of the giant dinosaur bones. Did you get a new camera? Picture quality is crystal clear on this video. Maybe it's just me.

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  6. Ryan Bramich
    Ryan Bramich says:

    Beautiful looking short ribs! I do have one question on your technique… I have smoked CAB choice short ribs as well but I have trimmed off some of the external fat because I assume there was enough intramuscular marbling to keep the meat moist. Also I generally like to trim external fat because I don’t enjoy eating it as much and prefer the smoke and salt to penetrate the meat vs the far. With that said, do you think the external fat helps prevent the meat from drying out on these ribs? I would love to hear ur thoughts. Cheers!

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  7. Phil N Florence
    Phil N Florence says:

    What beautiful pieces of beef. Melt in your mouth kind. Nice cook and as always great cooking tips. Your channel now over 100k. That is fabulous and well deserved. You have put in the work. Cheers

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  8. Smoky Ribs BBQ
    Smoky Ribs BBQ says:

    Hey Ry! Man those short ribs looked on point! Very nice looking beef! Thanks for the shout out, I wasn't expecting that at all when I clicked on this video, so thank you! Glad you tried the Mississippi Grit rub. This stuff is really amazing on beef! Try it on some steaks and see what you think. Cheers buddy and great video as always!

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  9. ToxicTommy
    ToxicTommy says:

    What do you think is the optimum width of the smoke ring? It looked to be about a quarter inch on the video. Seems to me if it were paper-thin, what's the point? But if it gets too think will your ribs taste like an ash tray? I think the guy who admits his disasters is credible so I ask the (maybe stupid) question.

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