Texas Style Spare Ribs on the Outlaw Patio Smoker | Heath Riles BBQ


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Texas Style Spare Ribs on the Outlaw Patio Smoker WHAT HEATH USED IN THIS RECIPE: • Heath Riles BBQ Garlic Jalapeno …

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  1. John Lowell
    John Lowell says:

    With Biden's war on consumers, I'll have to wait till my neighbor's pig is ready for the butcher to try this recipe. The price of store-bought meat makes BBQ a rare luxury.

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  2. BARTMAN88
    BARTMAN88 says:

    Just ran into yalls spice collection last night at a local supermarket. And I don't have to tell you that "everyday rub" DAM IT that is some dam fine spice mix 😍

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  3. Boley’s Backyard Q
    Boley’s Backyard Q says:

    Nice job Heath ! looking good brother. This will be my next cook especially since I have all the heath riles rubs. I did a big chub of jimmy dean sausage rubbed with your pecan the other day and it was the best thing I have had in a long time.

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  4. BBQ Jones
    BBQ Jones says:

    Perfectly timed recipe after the Smoked Bacon Blue Cheese dip. I can use the leftover mayo as a binder and then the Garlic Jalapeño rub as shown here. Looks fantastic! I definitely need to look at adding an Outlaw smoker to my repertoire.

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  5. William Winstead
    William Winstead says:

    Heath ~

    As always your videos are informative, articulate, and well produced.

    I enjoy watching the various, and different, techniques you use to make some amazing BBQ! You really have some great regional recipes and are a true master of your craft.

    As a future idea, would you or any of your contemporaries (Malcolm Reed, Kosmo, Greg from Ballistic BBQ, etc.) ever think about doing some in-depth videos about the differences between rigs, pits, and smokers and how a backyard cook, like myself, would properly care for them to get the most out of it over a long time?

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  6. Blue English staffy breeder
    Blue English staffy breeder says:

    Love your channel mate, I never wrap my ribs beef or pork either and always wonder why they do it, I guess if you’re in a hurry and wanna steam em, but it stuffs up the bark, thanks mate, I’m trying my luck on Saturday wrapping a turkey breast in pork skin, I’ll post a vid on how I go

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