How to Smoke Beef Ribs
Remove the fell, or membrane that covers the bony side of the ribs., Season your meat before slow cooking beef ribs.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Remove the fell
You want your smoked beef ribs to be tender, and the fell is tough and sinewy.
Slide a knife beneath the fell so you can peel it off.
Grab the loose piece of fell with a paper towel.
Pull the fell off. , You may rub the ribs with dry seasonings or marinade them in your favorite sauce.
Make a dry rub out of sugar, salt, spices and/or herbs.
Soak your ribs in a marinade.
When smoking meats, an acidic marinade will act as a tenderizer.
Acidic sauces include citrus fruit or vinegar.
Let the ribs set overnight so that they will soak up the seasoning. -
Step 2: or membrane that covers the bony side of the ribs.
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Step 3: Season your meat before slow cooking beef ribs.
Detailed Guide
You want your smoked beef ribs to be tender, and the fell is tough and sinewy.
Slide a knife beneath the fell so you can peel it off.
Grab the loose piece of fell with a paper towel.
Pull the fell off. , You may rub the ribs with dry seasonings or marinade them in your favorite sauce.
Make a dry rub out of sugar, salt, spices and/or herbs.
Soak your ribs in a marinade.
When smoking meats, an acidic marinade will act as a tenderizer.
Acidic sauces include citrus fruit or vinegar.
Let the ribs set overnight so that they will soak up the seasoning.
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