We’re making Country Style Ribs! I cooked these ribs at a low temperature, so they were fork tender, and wrapped them in a delicious glaze featuring sticky-sweet BBQ sauce and maple glaze. This recipe was easy, yet created a lip-smackin’ eating rib that’s perfect for chill weekends. As far as ribs go, this dish comes together quickly in just 3 hours.

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Products Used:
• Heath Riles BBQ Honey Chipotle Rub https://bit.ly/3e9ewzQ
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• Bear and Burton’s W Sauce Fireshire https://bit.ly/3EY0tNf
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Ingredients:
• Heath Riles BBQ Honey Chipotle Rub
• Heath Riles BBQ Sweet BBQ Sauce
• Heath Riles BBQ Maple Honey Habanero Glaze
• Bear and Burton’s W Sauce Fireshire
• 3lbs of Country Style Pork Ribs

Directions:
1. Fire up the pit: Heat the Traeger Ironwood XL with Royal Oak Charcoal Hardwood Pellets to 275℉.
2. Season the ribs: Place the ribs in a large aluminum pan, drizzle with Bear & Burton’s W Sauce Fireshire, and season with Heath Riles BBQ Honey Chipotle Rub. Toss to coat evenly.
3. Start smoking: Lay the Country Style Ribs directly on the grill grates and smoke for 1 ½ hours, or until they reach 155℉.
4. Wrap the pork: Remove the ribs, place them back in the pan, drizzle with Heath Riles BBQ Sweet BBQ Sauce and Maple Honey Habanero BBQ Glaze, then cover with foil.
5. Braise the ribs: Cook for another 1 ½ hours (total 3 hours), remove from heat, and let rest before serving.

Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:14 Season Ribs
1:11 Place Ribs on Smoker
1:27 Temp Ribs and Remove
2:17 Wrap Ribs
3:20 Remove Wrapped Ribs from Smoker
3:37 Recap
4:08 Taste Test
5:02 Outro

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18 Comments

  1. Everyone loves country style ribs. Even people that have no idea what you’re serving them. Nice scald on that batch. Just got my 1st order of cherry habanero glaze and know what I’m doing with it first. 👍

  2. Definitely need to make some soon. I need to order some of the rubs and sauces that you used. They look so tender and delicious. Have a wonderful day tomorrow.

  3. Love those ribs. Most of ours are pork butt cut and have the bone. Either eat a good piece of meat to eat.

  4. Looks great! I remember when Country Style Ribs were cheap, now they cost about the same as spares and baby backs here in SoCal.

  5. I'm still trying to find out why you don't have over a million subscribers… Why would ANYONE want to miss one of your recipes… Thanks for sharing!

  6. Those come from the loin…they're better with the bone in…its really nuthyn but a pork chop, unless u get the ones cut from the butt which is pork steak

  7. Dang Mr Heath you are the master blaster. Your cooking always looks good without any dark fugly colors. Top notch no doubt about it.

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