How to Slow Cook Beef Back Ribs to Perfection on a Traeger Ironwood pellet grill 2nd Gen !

Are you looking for a delicious and easy way to cook beef back ribs on your Traeger Ironwood pellet grill? Look no further! In this video, we'll show you how to Slow Cook Beef Back Ribs to perfection on your Traeger Ironwood pellet grill.
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[@brgable]

Great video beef back ribs are very underrated I think!

[@everydaycookingdad]

Yes they are!

[@anniessmokingpot]

I have to get back to cooking on my traegar!!! You have me convinced I can make a great rib 😋 😊 yours looks mouthwatering delish 😋 😍 😊😊 thanks for sharing
❤Annie, new friend/subscriber here 😊

[@everydaycookingdad]

You should! And thanks for sub

[@katerossi8254]

Looks amazing! Great job

[@everydaycookingdad]

Thanks 😀

[@jasonfuyana8372]

Great video!! Keep em coming :)

[@everydaycookingdad]

Thank you! Will do!

[@harrymiller1834]

I have pitboss 3series electric smoker 30inch use small wood chips. How can I make my baby back ribs comes out good when I try do smoker on my pitboss 3series electric smoker 30inch use wood chips the temperature I got on my it lower temperature and higher temperature and medium temperature my was too dry and wasn't done. Can you tell what best temperature I can have on do I need have on lower temperature or higher temperature or medium temperature for 3 hours

[@everydaycookingdad]

more like 225f for 4 hours then rap in aluminum foil until they are soft maybe six hours total then back on to get some bark

[@jimswanny1193]

How do you guys get to smoke 250.00 worth of ribs? I’m not poor by any means but that’s a lot for a video?

[@everydaycookingdad]

Got the beef from Costso was around $35

[@jimswanny1193]

@@everydaycookingdad there 7.95 a lb how did you get it for 35.00

[@everydaycookingdad]

@@jimswanny1193 they are only about 3 or 4 lbs each

[@jimswanny1193]

@@everydaycookingdad that’s a lot lighter then the beef ribs I get? Thanks for letting me knkw

[@psidvicious]

@@jimswanny1193 These are “beef back ribs”, not like the usual Dino ribs you might be used to seeing. These are cut pretty close to the bone so that they save the full prime rib intact, like you said, at about $8/lb. You should be able to find this cut for much cheaper.