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I have tried several different rib recipes and still haven't found the right one. I prefer smoked dry rub ribs. I cannot seem to get them as tender as i would like, they are either dried out or chewy. Can anyone help me!

Answers:
one method of getting really tender, fall-off-the-bone ribs, is to boil them or pressure cook them in water with a couple of cups of vinegar. It helps the meat to break down while it cooks. When they are starting to fall off the bone, take them adn place them on the grill over low heat and slather on your favorite sauces or add your favorite dry rub seasonings. This is the way my dad makes them and it turns out perfect every time.

Other Answers:
SIMPLE: LOW HEAT, LONG TIME!

If you're worried about stuff falling off the bone, put aluminum foil underneath.

To keep them moist, surrounding them might work too.


You need to cook the ribs first at a low heat inthe oven, or i even par boil mine first and then grill them for that char grilled taste and the fall off the bone texture. I start by cooking mine in a pressure cooker
first, then move to grill to finish.

If you don't have a pressure coooker,
you could try steaming them until
most of blood is cooked away,
then transfer to grill.


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