Spider Grills 22 Pellet Adapter: Fall Off The Bone Baby Back Ribs!

The Spider Grills Pellet Adapter is a great Weber charcoal grill accessory that lets you turn a Weber kettle into a pellet grill. The Spider is fun, easy to use, and helps you make amazing barbecue.
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Here is how I used the Spider 22 to smoke baby back ribs that are fall off the bone tender without wrapping in foil. I used the Spider Grills Pellet Adapter attached to a Weber kettle for this cook but you can use the same technique on a Traeger, Pit Boss, Camp Chef or Z Grills pellet grill.
How to Smoke Baby Back Ribs:
Remove the membrane from the back of the ribs.
Season the ribs with Bone Sucking Sauce dry rub.
Fill the pellet hopper on the Spider Grills Pellet Adapter with hickory wood pellets.
Set the Spider to "Smoke" mode.
Let the ribs cook in Smoke mode for two hours.
Raise the temperature of the Spider 22 to 250F and let the ribs smoke for three hours.
The ribs are done when they are probe tender.
When the baby back ribs are done turn the temperature control knob on the Spider 22 back to "Off" and wait for it to complete a fifteen minute shut down cycle.
This is a simple but highly reliable pellet grill recipe that will help you smoke baby back ribs perfectly every time!

[@meatcranium4280]

No doubt. Them looked good. I like, not love my Spider22, I hope they have corrected there assembly issues.

[@TheDavidSomerville]

I am sure they will get that part figured out. There has to be a better way of hooking it up :) Thanks for watching!

[@GobbaGooBBQ]

Those ribs look perfect! Gonna have to try that rub. Great video!

[@TheDavidSomerville]

Thanks for watching! Really appreciate the kind words.

[@BK33REVIEWS]

I really like this add on but it doesn't seem like it produces enough smoke ?

[@darkshadow756]

do leave the vent wide open or half way close I aslo have the spider 22.

[@TheDavidSomerville]

Wide open

[@roadkill890]

Greetings, may I inquire if you are still using the Spider 22 Weber Kettle accessory? If so, could you kindly provide information regarding its durability and overall performance? Your feedback would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your valuable time.

[@easybackyardbbq]

Do you still use the spider and if so how is it holding up? Worth the money

[@TheDavidSomerville]

I gave it to a buddy about a year ago. It was fun to play around with. I would buy the Venom if I was doing it again today.

[@sandpapa1]

I want to buy that smoker to attach to my weber. Can you help me figure out how to buy and attach to the weber?

[@TheDavidSomerville]

Sandra, thanks for watching! The pellet adapter is sold by Spider Grills on their website (www.spidergrills.com/) They are out of stock now but will start selling again in November. Installation is easy: It just slips onto the side and through the bottom air vent. No tools required.