Ingredients
For preparing basic St Louis style smoker ribs
▢3 racks St Louis style ribs
▢¼ cup BBQ seasoning or any Pork Rub with salt in it, as much as desired
For the smoked ribs beer and honey sauce (option B: substitute BBQ sauce)
▢12 ounces beer 1 can of your favorite beer, I recommend a light lager or blonde
▢3 tbsp honey substitute brown sugar
For the BBQ beer sauce (optional finisher sauce)
▢⅓ cup BBQ sauce
▢2 tbsp beer anything light
Instructions
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Preheat Traeger Grills or Pitt Boss or whatever pellet grill you’re using to 275 degrees F.
Prep St Louis ribs (optional step, will improve taste and allow seasonings to get through to the meat better). Pat St Louis ribs dry with a paper towel. Use a piece of paper towel to grab on to the white connective tissue / membrane attached to the ribs (most cuts come with this still attached). Pull off what naturally comes off and discard.
Season St Louis ribs for smoking. Generously sprinkle a Pork rub or BBQ seasoning all over the ribs, front back sides – I mean, all of it! Go the extra step and massage the seasoning into the meat with your hands.
Add St. Louis style ribs to smoker, with the meaty side of the ribs facing up. In the Traeger 650, both the top rack and bottom rack were needed to fit 3 racks of ribs.
Smoke St Louis ribs at 275 degrees F for 3 hours. Remove ribs from the smoker and leave the smoker on with the lid closed.
Make a foil packet for smoking ribs. For this step, you’ll make a foil packet to hold the honey beer sauce and ribs. To do this, spread out a piece of foil that is about a foot longer than the ribs. Since you’ll be adding liquid to the packet, fold up all 4 sides about an inch, so the foil resembles a rimmed baking sheet pan.
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