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My wife loves BBQ ribs, but honestly, I prefer beef ribs to pork ribs. Ribs Texas BBQ style are almost always beef ribs. Here in NC, it is hard to find beef ribs period - and if you do find them, they are almost always available as beef short ribs where the ribs are hacked up into small pieces. I'm lucky in that a local grocery (literally 5 minutes away) has a full-time butcher shop. I picked up two complete racks of beef ribs (often referred to as 'Dino Ribs').
I rubbed them down with French's yellow mustard and applied a generous sprinkling of SPG (salt, pepper, garlic powder). Put them on the smoker for 3 hours and then doused them in a mix of Dill pickle juice, Worcestershire sauce, and SPG. Going to smoke them for several more hours with more dousing of my pickle juice mix.
Will enjoy these ribs with no sauces of any kind. Beef ribs prepared Texas-style are a totally different thing from what most people expect when they order ribs. For someone like me that doesn't crave super sweet sauces with their BBQ, they are really appealing.
I rubbed them down with French's yellow mustard and applied a generous sprinkling of SPG (salt, pepper, garlic powder). Put them on the smoker for 3 hours and then doused them in a mix of Dill pickle juice, Worcestershire sauce, and SPG. Going to smoke them for several more hours with more dousing of my pickle juice mix.
Will enjoy these ribs with no sauces of any kind. Beef ribs prepared Texas-style are a totally different thing from what most people expect when they order ribs. For someone like me that doesn't crave super sweet sauces with their BBQ, they are really appealing.