So I got an amazing new toy a couple weeks ago and I have been putting some serious miles on it. It is the most amazing tool any meat lover would kill for. It’s a Royall 3000 Wood Pellet Grill and it seriously changed my life. I mean I am sure there are plenty of BBQ “professionals” out there that may knock me or anyone for using a pellet grill, but who gives a S*#T what they think. I personally love the idea of plugging my smoker in, setting the dial and being able to let it cook through the night, or run throughout the day without being glued to it. I could flip through the pages of a dictionary to try and find some adjectives to first describe the grill and then to describe my happiness but that would take too long. Just know that these grills are all made in the USA and are of amazing quality and craftsmanship. For all of you that actually take the time to read my blog too, here is a spoiler, I will be giving away a smoker sometime in the near future so make sure you keep an eye out.
Yea so enough about the cooking method, lets just talk about food now. Since you all know I will always be a fat kid at heart, I love food and I am going to talk about it for a minute. That is for the 2 of you that are still reading this. So first off, the ribs pictured above were absolutely amazing but they needed some yumminess to go along with them. Well my lazy ass didn’t want to create anything special so I just looked back into my arsenal of recipes and remembered my last amazing encounter with my Mango Guacamole and decided to reunite myself.
Smoked Baby Back Ribs with Blackberry BBQ Sauce
Ingredients
Ribs
- 2-3 racks of pork ribs
- caveman rub
- 1 cup apple cider vinegar
- yellow mustard for glue
Blackberry BBQ Sauce
- Use my Raspberry BBQ Sauce and use blackberries blueberries or any other fruit you want.
Instructions
- Follow the directions for the BBQ sauce linked above.
- Set your smoker to smoke or approximately 180 degrees fahrenheit
- Rub each rack of ribs with yellow mustard and generously season with my caveman rub or seasoning of your choice
- Place all of your ribs, bone side down on your smoker and close the lid
- Mix your apple cider vinegar with 2-3 tbsp of caveman rub and open the lid every 45 minutes to baste your ribs
- After 3 hours, remove all of your ribs from the smoker, wrap each rack in aluminum foil and place back on the smoker for 2 hours
- After two hours your ribs are done, or you can remove them from the foil, lather with the bbq sauce and put back on the smoker for an hour to allow all the sugar to caramelize on the ribs
- Once done, serve and enjoy
Notes
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Thanks for the blog article.Really looking forward to read more.
Really like the idea of using a raspberry bbq sauce. Will definitely try this out.
Also – I too love a pellet smoker. Being able to set and forget is such a bonus!
It’s really a nice and helpful piece of information. I am
happy that you shared this helpful info with us.
Please keep us up to date like this. Thank you for sharing.
Your style is really unique compared to other people I’ve read stuff from.
Thank you for posting when you’ve got the opportunity, Guess I’ll just
book mark this blog.
I’ve been prowling your recipes for a while now. I just happen to have everything I need to make this in my fridge right now!! Thinking this may be dinner Tuesday night. Can’t wait!!!
Oh make sure you come let me know what you think
O.M.G.!!!!! I changed it up a bit…slow cooked the ribs for 8 ish hours in the crock pot since we don’t have a smoker, or time to grill tonight. Still turned out amazing!! And I’m pretty that BBQ sauce will be going on everything I make this week. Think I may have converted my stubborn, non Paleo husband with this!!
Woohoo so glad you enjoyed. I use this sauce on everything too
Oh, wow, now these are beautiful, I need ribs now, Thanks! : )
Looks good and thanks for the recipe.
Your welcome, hope you enjoy