For this bbq, my husband prepared a dry rub for the spare ribs. Its a combination of paprika, chili powder, brown sugar, salt, ground black pepper, crushed red pepper and cumin.
For glazing, he just used a store bought barbecue sauce.
Directions:
The night before you plan on barbecuing, prepare your ribs. Cover both sides of the rack with a generous portion of the dry rub. Then place the rack onto a large sheet of heavy duty aluminum foil and wrap the entire rack in it. Put this in the fridge over night so that the rub can do its own thing. Then next day, fire up the grill and grill the ribs for an hour or until the meat temperature reaches 180 degrees F.
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