Want to create a tasty sensation when you make barbeque baby back ribs? Are you ready to try a more exciting recipe? Below is a mouthwatering recipe that uses plum wood pellets during the cooking process.

When you follow this recipe, your baby backs will taste mildly smoky, fruity, and subtly sweet. Whether you’re hosting a family get together or are having a gathering among friends, this recipe for baby back ribs will lead to rave reviews.

Baby Back Recipe Ingredients

• 1/4 cup of your Knotty Wood BBQ rub
• A spritz (about 1/4 cups) of apple juice for added taste
• 1 cup of your secret-recipe BBQ sauce
• 1 rack of baby back ribs
• Plum wood pellets for smoking

Directions

1. Rinse the rack of baby back ribs with cold water. Then pat the rack dry with a paper towel. Remove the membrane on the back of the meat. Doing so will tenderize the ribs while smoking and make them more flavorful.
2. Apply the BBQ rub  liberally on each side of the rib rack. Cover all the nooks and crannies. Once the ribs are coated, cover them with a plastic wrap.
3. Place the ribs  in the fridge overnight. This will allow the flavors to fully saturate the meat.
4. Preheat the smoker to 107 degrees Celsius or 225 degrees Fahrenheit. Add the plum wood pellets as your fuel/smoke source to infuse the fruity plum flavor into the meat. 
5. Take off the wrap covering the ribs and place the meat, bone-side down, on the grate of the smoker. 
6. Shut the smoker lid and allow the ribs to smoke for 3.5 hours.
7. As the meat smokes, give the ribs a spritz of apple juice during the session. Doing so keeps the meat moist and increases the sweetness that the plum wood infuses into the meat.
8. After the 3.5 hours, it’s time to take the ribs out of the smoker. Lay out a sizable sheet of aluminum foil so you can place the meat. 
9. Place the rib rack with the bone side up onto the foil.
10. LIberally apply BBQ sauce on the meat.
11. Wrap the aluminum foil around the ribs tightly  and seal them.
12. Set your smoker again at 107 degrees Celsius or 225 degrees Fahrenheit and place the wrapped baby back ribs inside the smoker. Cook for an extra two hours.
13. Remove the foil-covered ribs from the smoker with care.
14. Apply one more layer of BBQ sauce over the surface of the meat 
15. Set aside the ribs for 15 minutes so the sauce can thicken and caramelize. This also enhances the taste of the meat.
16. Cut the meat by slicing it between each rib bone – serving it warm. Use any BBQ sauce remaining for drizzling the meat or as a dipping sauce.

Add a Medley Of Vegetables

As a side dish, create a medley of vegetables with your baby back rib recipe. You can smoke vegetables that complement the rib recipe with a mix of broccoli, butternut squash, mushrooms, zucchini, and halved and sliced bell peppers. Baked sweet potatoes are another great side dish you might try as well.

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