Easy Budget Friendly Smoked Ribs

Have you noticed how expensive Barbecue Seasonings and Rubs have gotten lately? You can easily spend anywhere from $10 to $15 dollars for a small plastic 10-12 ounce shaker bottle of your favorite Rub.
But you do not need expensive seasonings to make delicious food. Today I show you how to smoke some delicious St. Louis style ribs with just three ingredients. Salt, Ground Black Pepper and a bottle of your favorite Barbecue sauce. Simple, easy and budget friendly.
Ingredients:
1-2 racks of St. Louis style ribs
Kosher Salt
Ground Black Pepper
1 bottle of Barbecue Sauce
Start by removing the membrane from the back of your Ribs. Season both sides with Kosher Salt and Ground Black Pepper. Allow them to sit at room temperature while you fire up your smoker.
Set your smoker to 250 degrees and allow to come up to temperature. Place the Ribs on your smoker and cook until the internal temperature reaches 190-195 degrees. At that time apply some Barbecue Sauce to the Ribs. Continue cooking until they reach an internal temperature of 200-203 degrees.
Remove and cover with foil for 10-15 minutes. Slice and serve. Enjoy!
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[@Mike-hs8fq]

Looked like they came out perfect. Thumbs up!

[@scottsoriero9827]

Very nice video and even a better family. I do mine a couple of different ways and use a modified Weber kettle to smoke my meats. I like them better with just the salt and pepper start. I also make my own rub if i want them a little more savory and then I mop on my homemade sauce. My wife likes them on the dryer side so i mop them earlier in the cook. I like mine a little more on the wet side so I do mine like yours. That sauce is pretty dang hot. Very good though. Thanks again!

[@SmokingBBQ]

Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment, I appreciate that!

[@ScottysBackYardBBQ]

funny i got 2 racks of ribs on my self now lol simple is some times better nice job.

[@SmokingBBQ]

Thanks Scotty!

[@cito4633]

Simpler is better! I refuse to spend extra money on fancy rubs, salt and pepper will suffice - I will occasionally use yellow mustard as a binder before applying the S & P. Thanks, Erik!

[@libdie]

spices are overrated. Perfection.